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Michelle wrote:
SnickersDoodle Bear is now an Angel
I know I haven't posted much on here. Everything was pretty much status quo from the time we got back from vacation. Everyone was adjusting to Chief (our new puppy) I probably forgot to post that I don't remember. Stupid Covid was still wrecki (More) |
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Stacy wrote:
Griffin Update - July 29, 2020
Griffin modeling his Ruffwear Jet Stream cooling vest while taking in the view! Griffin had his fifth round of chemo today (second round of doxorubicin), which was preceded by a rehab session. The rehab therapist said that Griffin was an excelle (More) |
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Nando wrote:
The Vet who let Nando down
Directly continued from previous post... Calling the vet did nothing to put my mind at ease. I wanted to find out whether Nando would need any more pain relief. It was going to run out at 11pm Sunday evening and I wouldn’t be able to find a vet to p (More) |
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r3ard3nsm wrote:
Day Two
So. I suck at this. I actually think R has taught me a lot about loving another creature and navigating interpersonal (interspecies, technically, I suppose) boundaries and overall about patience and being gentle and calm when dealing with a creatu (More) |
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Nando wrote:
Concern
A quick message So sorry that I broke the schedule of posting once a week! As life is returning to normal and the coronavirus situation is dying down, it is harder to find the time, so I now optimistically hope to post once a week, but realistically (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Choosing the Best Pet Insurance for Tripawds
The old saying "Do your homework" especially applies to choosing the best pet insurance for Tripawds and other pets. It's not a fun part of being a pet parent, but doing the work now will save you money, headaches and maybe even your pet's life if y (More) |
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Stacy wrote:
Griffin Update - April 29, 2020
Griffin in Inwood Hill Park. I've spent the last few days trying to figure out the best course of treatment for Griffin. The standard approach for canine chemotherapy is 4-6 rounds, usually with Carboplatin. Griffin's oncologist originally reco (More) |
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Stacy wrote:
Griffin Update - April 17, 2020
Griffin returned to the Animal Medical Center today for oncology and rehab appointments. I realized that I haven’t been in the car since I picked him up from his surgery 2 weeks ago – it felt strange to be on the road again during these strange time (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
New Tripawd Rehab Exercises Help Senior Dog Akeela
Tripawds Community member akeelaisthecutest is recipient #77 of the Maggie Moo Fund for Tripawd Rehab. Read on for details about the benefits of free canine rehab for new Tripawd dog Akeela, and learn how you can get a free veterinary rehab evaluatio (More) |
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Stacy wrote:
Griffin Is Home! - April 3, 2020
Griffin is home! I picked him up a few hours ago. He is still a bit out of it and definitely very wobbly! He peed a river on our way into our building and basically pulled me the whole way home from the parking garage even though I was trying to s (More) |