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admin wrote:
Bostonplasty Procedure for Limb Sparing in Dogs
Tripawd Talk Radio Podcast Episode #68 Original Air Date: January 22, 2018 Hear Dr Sarah Boston discuss details about the new veterinary limb sparing surgical procedure she has published: Bostonplasty: Limb shortening as a strategy for limb sparing (More) |
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sawyer wrote:
Thanks
Thank you for all the kind comments and support. This has been much harder than I anticipated. And everyone is really helping. The Surgeon called last night with the final pathology report. Confirmed Osteosarcoma. Grade 2. So the medium grade. We (More) |
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sawyer wrote:
Diagnosis to Amputation
Sawyer, 11-12 year old, Scottish Deerhound rescue started limping in October. He lives to run and chase. A limp after a long hike isn’t too unusual. I checked him over and did not find any obvious injury. After 3 days with a continued catch in hi (More) |
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sunshine4209 wrote:
Hello Tripawds!
Me at a birthday Party My name is Po. I am a 10 year old Saint Bernard. Not quite sure when my actual birthday is but mom adopted me when I was around one year old. I was full grown so i might have been two. I started life a little rough, I was s (More) |
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dawn3g wrote:
Odds and Ends
We’re out to beat the odds. I am all over this. So much has been happening. Fallon has been doing GREYT, and we’re working hard to keep it that way. My focus is making this new normal run smoothly, and it gets better all the time. There are ma (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Tripawd Tuesday: Jerry the Cat Leaves a Legacy of Love
Perhaps the famous veterinary surgeon / writer James Herriot was talking about Jerry the Cat when he said: "I have felt cats rubbing their faces against mine and touching my cheek with claws carefully sheathed. These things, to me, are expressions o (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
For Tripawd Angel Bacon
For Bacon 5/13/2004 - 6/17/2016 Bacon We love and miss you Bac-a-boo. Find a cure for canine osteosarcoma. [button link="http://tripawds.org/give/" size="large" color="green"]Support Tripawds to Honor Your Angels & Heroes Here (More) |
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dawn3g wrote:
100 Long Days Have Flown By.
It's been 100 days since it was confirmed that Fallon had a bone tumor...85 days that Fallon has been Tripawd. We’ve come a long, long way. I forget what life was like before. What did I do all day? These days are structured around Fallon, but no (More) |
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forcreampuff wrote:
Phone call from vet - from 'slight limp' to 'amputation' to 'euthanasia' in 24 hours - things escalate
December 5, 2017 Dr. 'L' called and said she had the radiologist's report on Cream Puff and it was 'not great' news. Not great? What an understatement. Cream Puff probably has a form of cancer called Osteosarcoma. It is a cancer of the bone. He (More) |
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calong3212 wrote:
Happy New Year to Me!
Well, little miss Liza Jane has a heart of gold and a will to keep her butt just a wigglin! When we began our journey early in 2017, we weren't quite sure if our Liza would be with us to celebrate the New Year. Her diagnosis wasn't very positive (a c (More) |