What to Know When adopting a Tripawd (Part 2)
When adopting a Tripawd discover these helpful tips for before you adopt a three-legged dog or cat. Part 2 of 10 Things to Know About Adopting a Tripawd.
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Tripawd Tuesday: Canine Histiocytic Sarcoma Heroes
Canine histiocytic sarcoma has a depressing prognosis, but these Tripawd Tuesday heroes show that the disease doesn’t always play by the rules.
Tripawd Tuesday: Seven Year Osteosarcoma Survivor Dexter is Going Strong!
Meet Dexter, a handsome Sheepdog and seven year osteosarcoma survivor who beat the bone cancer odds and is thriving on three legs.
The Vaccine Against Canine Cancer Study: Does Your Dog Qualify?
The Vaccine Against Canine Cancer Study is on, so learn how your dog might qualify with Dr. Jenna Burton, Director of UC Davis Vet Medicine Clinical Trials.
Tripawd Tuesday: Adopt Russian Rescue Dog, Mercury
Celebrate Tripawd Tuesday, Adopt a Russian rescue dog from Dire Straights Rescue.
Dogs Beat Osteosarcoma Odds with ELIAS Cancer Immunotherapy Treatment
Osteosarcoma dogs enjoy long-term remission without chemotherapy thanks to ELIAS Cancer Immunotherapy Treatment and the University of Missouri Oncology Service.
Tripawd Amputation Incision Infection Symptoms to Know About
Most amputee dogs and cats won’t have a Tripawd amputation incision infection, but here’s what you need to know to avoid one.
How We Can Help Our Tripawds Get Great Vet Care
Today on Tripawd Talk Radio, Dr. Alane Cahalane explains how to help our Tripawds get great vet care through better trust and communication with our veterinary partners.
What Hong Kong Pet Parents Can Teach Us About Dog and Cat Family Members
Learn what devoted Hong Kong pet parents can teach us about dog and cat family members, with Dr. Alane K. Cahalane, DVM, BSc, MA, DVM, DACVS, of Veterinary Specialty Hospital of Hong Kong.
Tripawd Talk Radio: Dr. Alex’s Best Tips on Caring for Animal Amputees
Learn the best tips on caring for animal amputees from Tripawd dad and New Zealand vet Dr. Alex Avery of OurPetsHealth.com