“Early orthotic support is not about treating failure. It is about protecting success.” Tripawds recommends consulting with a certified canine rehab therapist for proper evaluation and fitting if your amputee pup is a good candidate for orthotic use. Find a provider near you and discover how the Tripawds Foundation can pay for your first visit: Certified WIMBA Providers Tripawds Rehab … Read more.
Veterinary surgical oncologist Dr. Giovanni Tremolada discusses research on how short-legged, long-bodied dogs adapt after limb amputation.
Tripawd Talk Radio #136: Surgical oncologist Dr. Deanna Worley discusses how to decide if amputation is right for your pet, and alternatives including radiation and new limb-sparing techniques.
April is National Canine Fitness Month! Learn three vet-approved tips to safely build strength and balance in your three-legged dog, no expensive equipment required.
When amputation recovery is over for your new Tripawd dog or cat, this is what you need to know about enjoying a fun and safe life on three.
Trying to find the right harness for your three-legged dog? Here’s what to look for and how to get the right support for your Tripawd.
The new year is almost upon us, so let’s take a look back at the best 2025 tips for Tripawd dogs and cats, and the people who love them!
Are you impacted by the Orthopets closure? Here is a guide to reputable pet prosthetics makers for Tripawds and other animals.
Tripawd Talk spotlights how to help your Tripawd get the best orthopedic care, with vet surgeon and rehab therapist Dr. Mauricio Dujowich.
Join Dr. Nancy Kay on Tripawd Talk Radio as we tackle tough amputation decisions, her fight against puppy mills, and her inspiring new book A Dog Named 647.