Download this checklist to address primary pet amputation concerns about recovery and care after surgery. Vets and techs can use the list to review top concerns with clients when discharging dogs or cats after limb amputation surgery. Pet parents can use it to be prepared and know what to expect during recovery and living life on three legs.
Introducing a big dog with a big heart! Tripawd Tuesday introduces Great Pyrenees Bandit, proving amputation won’t slow him down!
What a girl! Welcome to Tripawd Tuesday, Lacey the Chocolate Lab shows that not even cancer can keep her from enjoying life on three legs.
Learn all about the MIMIC study for Minimally Invasive Metastasectomy in Canines, and meet clinical trial participant canine caner hero Whiskey.
New second edition of first Tripawds three legged cat book is now available as premium interactive e-book, for Kindle readers, or paperback.
If you have cat or dog amputation questions pre-surgery, these answers from Tripawds can put your mind at ease before surgery day.
Today for Tripawd Tuesday, Chrondrosarcoma in a young dog named Luca shows that cancer can’t stop a Tripawd from inspiring everyone around.
Yes, 3-legged dogs and cats cost more money over time, but there’s a lot we can do to prevent and reduce the cost of amputee pet lives.
Got questions about prosthetics for Tripawds? Sign up for a free webinar about artificial limbs for dogs and cats on Wednesday, November 4!
Join Tripawds Founders Jim and Rene for Tripawd Tuesday Live, a new weekly Facebook Q&A video chat every week at 3pm Eastern, noon Pacific, starting January 2020.