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jerry wrote:
How the AAHA Pet Pain Management Guidelines Help Your Tripawd
Young and adult Tripawd dogs and cats are more prone to join and pain issues. The 2022 AAHA Pet Pain Management Guidelines are the best toolkit available to help our veterinary team (and we pet parents) recognize and treat pain in our three-legged he (More) |
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midnighter94 wrote:
Another Anniversary Goes By
Facebook Memories are so great for reminding us, whether we need it to or not, about all the special dates in our past. April 4th is one of those dates. The day Murphy became a Tripawd in 2013. The day that changed our lives. I think I had been o (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Spanish Greyhound Tai Gets Free Canine Physio
Maggie Moo Rehab Grant #117 went to Tripawds community member sarahe. The free canine physio consultation helps front leg Tripawd Kimani get strong and enjoy a happy healthy life on three legs. Read his story, and learn how you can get a free veterin (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Canine Rehab Helps Front Leg Tripawd Kimani
Maggie Moo Rehab Grant #116 went to Tripawds community member sandy21. The free canine rehab consultation helps front leg Tripawd Kimani get strong and enjoy a happy healthy life on three legs. Read his story, and learn how you can get a free veterin (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Learn How to Prevent Arthritis in Tripawds and Other Dogs
Browse around here and you'll see that cats and dogs can do great on three legs. But over time, arthritis in Tripawds takes a toll. Even the most fit amputee dogs and cats will feel the effects of arthritis. Their altered gait and way of moving puts (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Canine Rehab Helps Rear Leg Tripawd Lab Luka
Maggie Moo Rehab Grant #115 went to Tripawds community member luvvheather. The free canine rehab consultation helps rear leg Tripawd Lab Luka get strong and enjoy a happy healthy life on three legs. Read his story, and learn how you can get a free ve (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Tripawd Tuesday: Short Legs and Long Body Dogs Rock!
Not too long ago, many vets believed that dogs with short legs and a long body could not cope as amputees. Today for Tripawd Tuesday, meet two Corgi tripod dogs breaking that old stereotype. Meet Charles Avocado Van Gough and his pal Dewey. A Triday (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Just Labs Celebrates Tripawd Awareness
What a joy to see the magazine Just Labs celebrating Tripawd Awareness Day this week! Just Labs Celebrates Tripawd Awareness Day When longtime Tripawds supporter Amy Moses offered to help us get the word out about Tripawd Awareness Day, (More) |
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Applesauce wrote:
02/22 Applesauce - it's your b-earth-day!
Hi baby girl - my saucers - Another year, another special day to remember all that you were. Not a day goes by that you're not on my mind in one fashion or another. Pictures trigger memories, feelings, the highs, the lows. But most of all, (More) |
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jerry wrote:
The Pros and Cons of Partial Limb Amputation for Dogs and Cats
Is there a difference between a full versus partial limb amputation for dogs and cats? Some veterinarians say the entire limb should be removed because it helps with balance. Yet, other vets say that a partial amputation helps with balance and cushio (More) |