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Susan wrote:
Ria's Surgery and Recovery
The rescuers took Ria to the vet and found that her paw was too badly injured to save. Initially, the vet was only going to amputate the front part of the paw, but the bone had become infected, so they had to take the whole front legs. The rescuers (More) |
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Sawyer wrote:
Cora's Journey so far
Who is this pretty puppy? Cora is a young pup. As I'm writing this she is barely a year old. In June 2023 someone saw her limping around downtown Reno, NV, and called the city animal control to come pick her up. She was picked up, processed, (More) |
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Christine wrote:
Jose 1 yr 7 months cancer free and then it came back
Jose was diagnosed with Multilobular Osteochondrosarcoma (MLO) back in 2021. He did well after recovering from surgery and radiation therapy 1 yr 7 months ago September. Unfortunately, it grew back but again, we didn't realize it right away as it di (More) |
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jerry wrote:
A New Tripawd Arthritis Pain Medication (NSAID Alternative)
September is Animal Pain Awareness Month, and we can't let it go by without making sure everypawdy knows about a new Tripawd arthritis pain treatment for dogs and cats. Why You Need to Know About Librela and Solensia, the Newest Tripawd Arthr (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Vet-Approved Joint Supplements for Three-Legged Dogs, Part 1
One of the most common questions folks ask around here is; "What joint supplements for Tripawd dogs should I get?" Our first recommendation is: please talk to your vet about joint health before you spend a time on supplements. See, every animal h (More) |
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Whitney wrote:
If you want to make God laugh....
...Tell them your plans. I really hate how true that phrase is. I never learn either, I will always plan everything and be amazed when it quite often completely falls apart. My plan with Ellie is no different. it's shattered really, and I'm so an (More) |
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Sarah wrote:
First Few Days at Home
Ludo's surgery went well a few days ago (Thursday, July 20) and we have been helping him adjust to his new way of life at home. I'm so relieved he did well for his surgery. When I first saw him come out with the vet tech I couldn't help but let the (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Hoppy Gotcha Day to Honorary Tripawd Nellie B. Dawg (and an update)
It's been one hoppy year with Nellie! This week marks the one year "Gotcha Day!" for Honorary Tripawd Nellie B. Dawg. Last June we brought her into our life as a foster (haha!), and immediately fell in love with our 3.5 legged gentle German Sheph (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Banksy's Tactical Tripawd Healing Strategy
Banksy the Tripawd Are you facing amputation for your dog or cat? Curious about what Tripawd healing looks like? You've come to the right place. Last month during our Tripawds Hoppy Hour gathering, we were joined by Banksy's mom, Mary Yuter, R (More) |
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Whitney wrote:
Smooth Sailing... kind of.
Today marks 6 weeks plus 1 day since Ellie had her amputation!! I've officially stopped coddling her and have been trying to catch up on everything I left by the wayside (not overwhelming at all...*cough cough*), but she's still my number 1! We have (More) |