Mary, has your dog seen a rehab therapist yet? If not that would be my next move. There are more options available and it’s important to explore them, especially with a senior pup. Let us know if you’d like help finding one who can work with you! And remember Tripawds Foundation can even pay for the first rehab evaluation!
]]>Dani that is wonderful thank you for offering your expertise! I’ve heard so many great things about your work. Thanks for all you do.
]]>If the dog has the minimum required for the old orthopets design, I can help with that anything less than that is likely not a prosthetic candidate unfortunately
]]>Hi Audrey! Wow you’ve been a great pet parent to her, that’s quite a few years on three. First, we recommend seeing a rehab therapist to find out how to strengthen and support her so she stays strong. Tripawds Foundation can even pay for the first visit. Then it would be great if you and the therapist can contact the UC Berkeley team together so you can figure out if a prosthetic is the right way to go. Follow the link in the article and fill out the form when you do!
]]>Hi Regina! It would be best to ask your vet who can guide you on your dog’s nutritional needs. They are always happy to help!
]]>Wow Yulia, that’s an incredible resource, thank you for your dedication.
]]>It lets owners search for potentially relevant trials by cancer type, location and their pet’s details, rather than going through long lists of studies. I check and update the listings regularly.
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