How to Help Aging Tripawds Live Better
All aging Tripawd dogs and cats will experience the effects of an altered gait. Animal rehab therapist Sasha Foster explains how to minimize the impact of life on three legs.
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How To Prevent Common Injuries in Tripawds
Don’t let your Tripawd get hurt, learn how to prevent common injuries in Tripawds with tips from Sasha A. Foster, MSPT, CCRT of the Colorado State University James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital Orthopaedic and Mobility Medicine team.
Do Dogs “Self-Limit” Their Activity? Or Are They in Pain?
If you think Tripawd dogs self-limit their activity when they’ve had enough, hear what canine rehabilitation expert Sasha Foster has to say about “self-limiting behavior” versus acute pain.
Postamputation Orthopedic Surgery in Canine Amputees Study
Does your Tripawd need surgery on a remaining leg? Download the Postamputation Orthopedic Surgery in Canine Amputees Study for a look at quality of life and owner satisfaction results.
Getting Closer to a Vaccination Against Canine Cancer
Ready for the day we can prevent cancer with one inoculation? Scientists at three veterinary teaching hospitals are leading the way with the Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study.
Tripawd Tuesday: Bridget’s Partial Amputation and Prosthetic True Story, Part 2
Bridget’s mom tells all about partial amputation wound care and prosthetic preparations for an amputee dog, in today’s Tripawd Tuesday.
Tripawd Tuesday: Bridget’s Partial Amputation and Prosthetic, Part 1
In today’s Tripawd Tuesday story, you’ll read about Bridget’s Partial Amputation and Prosthetic Journey, a detailed report on what it takes to have a dog evaluated and treated for a partial amputation and artificial leg.
Join the #OneCancerOneCure Team for Pets and People
Learn why NASCAR’s Clint Bowyer and Indy driver Graham Radal are in the race for #OneCancerOneCure in pets and people with cancer, and how you can donate to the race too.
How to Prepare for Pet Loss Before It Happens
If you’re faced with a terminal pet cancer diagnosis or end of life care, here’s why it’s important to prepare for pet loss before it’s too late.
Lucy Leaves a Legacy at One of the Best Vet Cancer Clinics in the World
Thanks to a Rottweiler named Lucy and generous donors, recent clinic renovations are enabling kinder, gentler pet cancer care at Colorado State University’s Flint Animal Cancer Center (FACC)