Best Tripawd Pain Management Tips for Dogs and Cats (So Far)
Learn all the best Tripawd pain management tips with our latest directory of articles about amputation recovery and life on three legs for amputee cats and dogs.
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How Dogs Show Pain and What You Can Do About It
If your Tripawd is limping, that means pain. Learn the 10 ways dogs show pain and what you can do about it during #AnimalPainAwarenessMonth.
How to Spot Acute and Chronic Pain Signs in Cats
Cats are far superior to dogs when it comes to hiding that they hurt. That’s why we’re kicking off Animal Pain Awareness Month with a close up look at symptoms of pain in cats and what to do about it.
Tripawd Cat Pain Management Tips and Tricks
Whether your kitty is recovering from amputation surgery or just getting older, learn Tripawd cat pain management tricks from pet pain expert Stephen Cital in this podcast episode and full transcript.
#ItsMyHomeToo Asks How to Arthritis Proof Your Home?
The New #ItsMyHomeToo Canine Arthritis Management tool helps arthritis proof your home for aging pets.
How To Help Your Tripawd’s Post-Amputation Recovery Pain
Veterinary pain management expert Dr. Mike Petty DVM explains how to manage your Tripawd’s post-amputation pain needs.
Nocita Controls Post-Op Cat and Dog Amputation Pain Without Pills
If your dog is losing a leg, talk to your vet about Nocita, a new drug that controls post-op dog amputation pain without pills for up to three days.
Feline and Canine Arthritis Management is in our Hands
Is your pet suffering from arthritis in silence? Tune in to Tripawd Talk Radio and meet Hannah Capon, a veterinarian raising awareness about Canine Arthritis Management.
All About Acupuncture for Tripawd Cats, Dogs, Rabbits and Other Pets
All About Acupuncture for Tripawd Cats, Dogs, Rabbits and Other Pets with Dr. Nell Ostermeier, DVM, CVA (IVAS) a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist and co-owner of Lombard Animal Hospital in Portland, Oregon.
Managing Arthritis in Tripawd Dogs with Galliprant
Managing arthritis in Tripawds starts with weight management and appropriate exercise but a new drug called Galliprant also shows promise for three-legged dogs with osteoarthritis.