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jerry wrote:
Facts About 3-D Printing for Pet Prosthetics
Artificial limbs for dogs was once a crazy idea but now we know that prosthetic devices provide a great quality of life to handicapped pets who might have been euthanized just a few years ago. The art of designing these life-enhancing limbs has been (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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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) |
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amirasmommy wrote:
How we got here....
Last Friday 9/18, Our 6 yr old girl Rottie went in for TPLO surgery for what was believed to be a blown crucial ligament in her rear left leg. She'd started limping badly on Tuesday 8/11 all of a sudden and babying her front right leg. I tried to c (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Tripawd Tuesday: Homer's Rehab Therapy Victory
Here's one of five zillion good reasons to see a certified rehabilitation therapist for your Tripawd: Homer. Homer says "Go to rehab, you'll love it!" Today for Tripawd Tuesday, Homer the osteosarcoma survivor is going to show you what a huge diff (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
The Maggie Moo Fund for Free Tripawd Rehab
Get Your Tripawd Fit, on Us! The Tripawds Foundation reimburses pet parents who meet all the requirements outlined below when they visit a certified rehab practitioner for an initial consultation with their Tripawd. Have you scheduled your free Tripa (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Is Your Dog or Cat in Pain? Here's How to Know the Signs.
Few things make us madder around here than a new Tripawd dog or cat amputee who gets sent home with nothing but a NSAID for pain control. That's like taking nothing but an ibuprophen after getting your leg cut off! OUCH. September is Animal Pain A (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Ease Tripawd Cat Arthritis, Enter the #TeamGlycoFLEX #Giveaway
Tripawd cats are so spry, it seems there's nothing they can't do after amputation recovery. Unfortunately, just like dogs, three-legged cats are at great risk of joint pain and arthritis caused by over-compensating for their missing limb. Icee ag (More) |
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olliesmum wrote:
The first week post-surgery
Starting this new journey, I had no idea as to what Oliver would need from us in order to support his post-surgery recovery. We have gone through foreign object removal and bloat surgeries, both with their fair share of at-home care, but nothing that (More) |
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molliemoo wrote:
Mollie Moo~ It's been awhile
Wow!! It has been awhile since we wrote on our blog! Much has happened the last (almost) 3 weeks. I celebrated my one-month ampuversary! We went to post our good news but saw tripawds.com was updating their wonderful website. (We love the updates! (More) |