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jerry wrote:
Tripawd Tuesday Lilly is Love at First Sight
There's an old saying that goes "When you stop looking for love, you'll find it." That's exactly what happened to Rachel Ingutti when she "accidentally" crossed paths with this sweet three-legged rescue dog. You will love her Tripawd Tuesday Lil (More) |
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admin wrote:
Try These Simple Starter Exercises for Tripawds
Our Tripawds Spokesdawg Wyatt Ray became quite the role model for three-legged dog fitness. But he didn't get there overnight. After his amputation it took months for him to rebuild strength. Try Wyatt's starter exercises for Tripawds. Wyatt h (More) |
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Sheena wrote:
Is There Such Thing As Too Much Fun???!!!!
I am so sorry to those of you that follow HoneyBear's blog for taking so long to write an update!! We have been too busy having fun!!! We have been to the beach several times, Canyon Lake and San Antonio. When we are not out and about or worki (More) |
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Katie wrote:
The truth about tripawds
March 21 will be six months since my gorgeous Meggymoo became a tripawd. I still remember how ridiculously scared I was for her, and thought everything would change for both Meg and how I care for Meg. But, luckily that hasn't quite been the case. So (More) |
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cheesecat wrote:
The Cheesecat Scoots Along
Not too much new with Feta Cat lately! The gabapentin is doing a great job at reducing her toe-biting, and we're continuing to do her leg-relaxation therapy. Every morning we do the same routine. Step one: Obtain cat, heating pad, and soft blan (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Tripawd Tuesday: A Love Letter to Connor
In November 2016, a six year old dog named Connor became a Tripawd because of cancer. Over the next few weeks we had the privilege of sharing in the joy of his recovery via email, and we joined his large fan club that cheered him on. But sadly o (More) |
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cheesecat wrote:
Learning About Lasers (data nerds, read on)
Feta Cat's neurologist suggested that we need to get her leg muscles to relax and loosen up before she will be able to regain strength and, hopefully, use of her remaining back leg. Among many possible treatments, she suggested "cold laser therapy (More) |
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cheesecat wrote:
Tripawd Troubles: Remaining Leg Not Holding Its Own
Well, Feta Fans, we have some frustrating news! "Ack!!!! We do?!?" We have been religiously working on our kitty physical therapy exercises, but we have seen almost no improvement in even her assisted "walking": https://youtu.be/bZTiPB8If4U (More) |
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Kate wrote:
Post-Op Update
Violet's surgery went really, really well yesterday. We received several calls throughout the day with updates, and all were good news. She was doing better than most other pets they have seen go through a procedure like this. Last night she was able (More) |
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goldtrap wrote:
A Busy Week
Meeting Gabby for the first time. She promises to show me everything she knows about being a therapy dog. Happy Saturday everypawdy! Chance here and boy have I had a busy week! I have so much to fill everyone in on! My mom and dad tell me I bette (More) |