Osteoarthritis and obesity lead to a painful, poor quality of life for our three and four-legged pets, but we all have the power to avoid it.
How Osteoarthritis and Obesity Lead to Poor Tripawd Quality of Life
Take the 2018 Pet Obesity Survey, Enter to Win Prizes!
Take the 2018 Pet Obesity Survey, answer easy questions about pet obesity and nutrition and enter to win prizes from the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention.
Dog Food Dogma and the Canine Cancer Epidemic
Author Daniel Schulof explains how dog food dogma is the reason why most kibble is loaded with carbs proven to cause canine health problems like obesity, diabetes and cancer.
Pet-to-Human Weight Translators Give a Tripawd Reality Check
Don’t wait for your vet to give The Talk. These Pet-to-Human Weight Translators associate a pet’s weight with our own love handles.
Not Sure If You Have an Overweight Tripawd? Here’s How to Tell.
Don’t let your overweight Tripawd suffer from too many pounds. Here’s how to tell if your Tripawd dog or cat needs to lose weight, and what to do about it.
Time for the 2017 Pet Obesity Survey
Time for Tripawd pet parents to take the 2017 Pet Obesity Survey by Dr. Ernie Ward and the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention.
Shocking Report Shows One in Three Pets are Obese. Here’s What to Do About It.
Obese pet report shows one in three dogs and cats are overweight. Here’s what we can do to help them lose pounds and enjoy better quality of life.
Tips to Help Your Tripawd Lose Weight
Did you know the best thing you can do for your Tripawd starts in the food bowl? That’s right. The number one thing you can do for your three-legged hero is to help your Tripawd lose weight. It doesn’t matter how many legs a dog our cat has left. Obesity is the greatest danger facing modern […]
Best Of Weight Loss Tips for Tripawd Cats and Dogs
Is your dog or cat overweight? If so, Tripawd’s Best Weight Loss Tips for Tripawd Cats and Dogs is a great resource to learn how to help them drop the pounds.
Staying Slim Makes for Hoppy Tripawds
Why three legged amputee dogs need to lose weight and stay slim.
