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krun15 wrote:
Elly's Food Toys and Games
One of the ways I keep Elly fit and strong is using food toys and puzzles. These games are wonderful for working on core and leg strength, balance and proprioception. They are low impact ways for exercise and they challenge her brain, it’s amazing ho (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Does Swim Therapy for Tripawd Dogs Help or Hurt?
We've all heard that swim therapy for Tripawd dogs is a great idea. But did you know there's a right way and a wrong way to put your dog in the water? These vet-approved swim safety tips for three-legged dogs will keep your pup safe while getting in (More) |
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circuskat wrote:
Rehab
Tyson had a very long day Friday. It was quite overwhelming for him. First was a recheck with Dr. Keely. I couldn't go in with him because of Covid-19 so I waited. He was assessed again with both Doctors, one is also Chiropractor/ natural health. His (More) |
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Stacy wrote:
Griffin Update - May 31, 2020
We've had a few gorgeous days in NYC! Griffin and I have enjoyed lengthy morning strolls to bask in the breezy sunshine. Last night I did my part to support the local restaurant economy (ok - I just really didn't want to cook!) by ordering dinner f (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Free Canine Rehabilitation Helps Tripawd Toby
Tripawds Community member tobae is recipient #78 of the Maggie Moo Fund for Tripawd Rehab. Read on for details about the benefits of free canine rehab for Tripawd dog Toby, and learn how you can get a free veterinary rehab evaluation for your dog or (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Choosing the Best Pet Insurance for Tripawds
The old saying "Do your homework" especially applies to choosing the best pet insurance for Tripawds and other pets. It's not a fun part of being a pet parent, but doing the work now will save you money, headaches and maybe even your pet's life if y (More) |
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Stacy wrote:
Griffin Update - May 24, 2020
Since Griffin's rehab appointment on Friday, I've noticed that he is moving more fluidly and seems to have more pep in his step, especially on our morning walks of about 1.4 miles done all under his own power. His new wagon arrived yesterday and we (More) |
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Stacy wrote:
Griffin Update - May 22, 2020
Griffin has his second rehab appointment today, this time at Advanced Canine Rehabilitation Center in Warren, NJ. It’s about 45 minutes from our home, and I don’t think I’ve ever been so happy to have to drive to New Jersey! Griffin was also excite (More) |
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circuskat wrote:
tyson's story
I started this blog so I could post pictures of my boy but now that I'm here I feel the need to tell his story. I have always been an advocate for pitbulls, being from Chicago the shelters are large and filled to capacity. I have always taking the th (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Are Dog Prosthetics Worth It? CSU Vet Study Finds Out
Are dog prosthetics worth it? After all, we often hear about amputee pets getting prosthetics, but when do you hear about whether or not those artificial legs actually worked out for the dog and the parent? Now you can! Pet parents like Snowball' (More) |