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lesleyjohnson wrote:
Road to diagnosis
In early September 2015, I first noticed Brownie was limping. He had always been completely healthy, with no joint pain or arthritis EVER, so it had me kind of worried. In fact, at 11 years of age, he still was super active. I always admired how lea (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Three Legs, Three States; Powered by #PinnacleHealthyPets
Some pets have a lot of energy to burn. Tripawds Spokesdog Wyatt Ray is one of them. When things are calm, he's calm. But when life gets crazy, as it has for us the last few weeks, that's when he goes wild. It's times like this when we make extra (More) |
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anitars wrote:
Happy Fall!
It's me Whisper! just wanted to let you know that I am feeling great! I am back to my old self (minus the walking) but everything else is pretty much the same This has been a super busy month! First Grammy started into her second half of her centu (More) |
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michellek wrote:
A Nice Ride and the Lake...
Mom took me for a nice ride today - I LOVE riding in the car:) We went to the lake, where I "walked" around and sniffed a lot of nice things. I was so happy! I could also tell how happy it made Mom that I hopped around more than I have been at home.. (More) |
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opaldog wrote:
Day 3 Post Op
Opaldog is doing so good! Her bruising is gradually fading and her little bottom is slowly getting back to a normal size due to the decreased swelling. She slept through most of the night last night and is doing great as far as pain management goes (More) |
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cpessoni wrote:
Little milestones
The past week has been a lot of little victories and some veterinary mental strain. Maggie is three - almost four - weeks into her recovery and doing pretty well for an old gal. Some of our milestones this week were: * getting her staples out ( (More) |
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teammac wrote:
So Nervous!!! - UPDATE!
UPDATE: I can proudly say that our nearly 6 month scan was CLEAN!!!!! Ugh I can't even tell you the weight that has been lifted! Only issue now is that Mac has gained about 5 pounds and the vet would like to see him lose about 15 total :/ He has alwa (More) |
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amirasmommy wrote:
The battle begins as do our doubts...
Amira had her first dose of Lomustine (CCNU) on Friday 10/9, the same day she got her staples out. Up until that point, she had had a pretty rough recovery having had an adverse reaction to Tramdol but continuing to demonstrate signs of distress/anx (More) |
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Emily wrote:
Preparing to move again
It's been a while since I posted. Mainly because there hasn't really been anything to post. Leila is doing well. We are weaning her off the steroids, which is great because I was struggling to deal with the hunger that the steroids was causing. (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Try Tripawd Dog or Cat Rehabilitation Therapy, Free!
The idea of animal rehabiltation therapy, conditioning and pain management is relatively new to veterinary medicine. As recently as 2006 when our community was founded, dogs and cats were released from the hospital with no further direction, because (More) |