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Short Legs, Strong Spirit - Tripawd Talk Radio #137
Tripawds Podcast Episode #137: Rene is joined by Dr. Giovanni Tremolada, surgical oncologist at Colorado State University's Flint Animal Cancer Center, to discuss a question many pet parents have wondered about for years: Can short-legged, long- (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
New Pet Amputation Client Education Materials Now Available
When a dog or cat faces amputation, pet parents are often overwhelmed, frightened, and searching for clear, compassionate information they can trust. That moment is exactly why Tripawds exists, and why we continue to create and update free patient e (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Penny Learns Tripawd Strength and Balance Physiotherapy Exercises for Better Mobility
Learn how Penny the senior Tripawd benefits from free canine rehab evaluation and at-home therapy thanks to Tripawds Foundation's generous donors who support our Rehab Grant. The consultation, and rehab exercises help this 12-year old girl (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
New Year, New Otter! Here's What Her People Discovered About Tripawd Rehab Therapy
Learn how Tripawd Otter benefitted from free canine rehab evaluation and at-home therapy thanks to Tripawds Foundation's generous donors who support our Rehab Grant. The consultation, and rehab exercises help Otter stay strong and love life on t (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Our Best 2025 Tips for Tripawds
Wow! Did this year go by as quickly for you as it did for us? We can't believe next year will be our 20th year helping amputee pets and their people! But as these best 2025 Tips for Tripawds hopefully show, there's nothing we'd rather do more than m (More) |
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jerry wrote:
A Braces and Prosthetics Directory for Tripawds and Other Special Needs Animals
A few weeks ago over in the Tripawds Support Circle, we learned the heartbreaking news that one of the veterinary industry's most trusted animal prosthetics makers, Orthopets, closed without warning. If you are now searching for a reputable brac (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Weight Loss and Strengthening Tripawd Hero Titan Thrives with Free Canine Rehab
Can a giant breed dog be happy on three legs? Yes! Just ask Tripawd Titan. He's a Mastiff Mix Dog who is now benefiting from free canine rehab evaluation and at-home therapy thanks to Tripawds Foundation's Rehab Grant. Read his weight loss and s (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Rehab Therapy Guides Early Recovery for Tripawd Minnow
For a long time it was thought that Saint Bernards don't do well on three legs. But because of Tripawds like Minnow and his human care team, that thinking is slowly changing. See how Tripawd Minnow enjoyed a free canine rehab evaluation and at-ho (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Breakthrough Orthopedic Care Helping Tripawds Live Their Best Life, with Dr. Dujo
Want to know what really helps three-legged dogs and cats thrive? Tune in to Tripawd Talk Podcast Episode #132, when we sit down with Dr. Mauricio Dujowich (aka: Dr. Dujo) — a board-certified veterinary surgeon and certified canine rehab therapist, (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Hoppy 5th Ampuversary Chloe!
Today Chloe celebrates 5 years on three Five years ago, puppy Chloe and her mom Monica joined the club nopawdy wants to be part of. Learning an all new way to get around was not easy. And despite needing a remaining leg surgery, and even over (More) |