Tripawd Talk Radio

Tripawds Podcast Episode #19: Have you ever had an unsuccessful, stressful experience when bringing a new animal into your household? Introducing a new pack member to your other furry and human family members can make or break a relationship. Nobody wants to see an animal go back to the shelter. In order to give your new animal companion the best chance at fitting in with your pack, you'll need to learn several techniques to put everyone at ease...

Tripawds Podcast Episode #18: Tune in for an informative discussion with Dr. Barbara Biller, Veterinarian and Assistant Professor of Oncology at Colorado State University Animal Cancer Center The primary focus of Dr. Biller’s research is on the interactions between the anti-tumor immune response and metronomic chemotherapy. Recently she completed a study for Morris Animal Foundation (MAF) in which she evaluated metronomic chemotherapy treatment on dogs with soft-tissue sarcoma...

Tripawds Podcast Episode #17: Back by popular demand!Our first interview with professional animal communicator Stacy Krafczyk was so popular, we've asked her back for another question and answer session with Tripawds members. Tune in or join us in our chat room with questions about our furry friends. Stacy is a professional animal communicator from West Allis, Wisconsin...

Tripawds Podcast Episode #16: Have you always wanted to talk to a communicator about your animal but were too afraid to ask? Now's your opportunity! Meet Stacy Krafczyk, a professional animal communicator from West Allis, Wisconsin. You're welcome to ask her questions about your alive or deceased animal in our Discussion Forums or call in live to Tripawd Talk Radio on 12/11. Just tell Stacy what your animal friend looks like, and post your question or call in with it...

Tripawds Podcast Episode #15: Join us for a discussion about how to maintain postive behavior in dogs after any major surgery with renowned trainer and behaviorist Sarah Wilson. Learn how to adapt training techniques for recovering dogs, how to handle pack-mate interaction, and much more! Sarah Wilson is an experienced professional dog trainer, behaviorist and an expert in the human-animal bond...

Tripawds Podcast Episode #14: Back by popular demand! Don't miss another informative interview about veterinary oncology for cancer in dogs with Dr. Johnny Chretin, DVM, DACVIM from VCA West Los Angeles Animal Hospital. Please join us for a fun, informative chat about vet oncology with Dr. Johnny Chretin of VCA Animal Hospital West Los Angeles. As head of VCA’s busiest animal oncology clinic in the country, Dr...

Tripawds Podcast Episode #13: Meet Bart, the award winning three legged AKC champion! Tune in to hear Darcy Duval talk about her dog Bart, a 3-year osteosarcoma survivor and world-famous AKC show champion and master hunting dog who was the first Vizsla in history to have accomplished this title (start to finish) on 3 legs. Along with Bart we'll meet his long-time veterinarian, Dr...

Tripawds Podcast Episode #12: Join us for a conversation with Jillian Meyers, founder of HealthyPaws L.A., the first international training center for pet first aid, CPR and care. Healthy Paws helps pet people prevent, prepare for, and respond to pet health emergencies...

Tripawds Podcast Episode #11: Eisen is a bone cancer veteran from Colorado and one of the first Tripawds featured at Tripawds.com back in 2007. As a 12.5-year old German Shepherd Eisen has beaten the osteosarcoma odds for over three years! Instead of chemotherapy, Eisen's Mom chose a holistic medicine route and since 2007 she has had Eisen under the care of the famous holistic vet, Dr. Charles Loops...

Tripawds Podcast Episode #10: Meet two canine amputeees who are at different places in their Tripawds cancer journey. We'll talk about their very different osteosarcoma treatments and nutriton plans, how they are coping, and what their pawrents hope for the future. MEET HANDSOME HURLEY, A NEW TRIPAWD Hansome Hurley is a large, older Rottie-Mix pup from Washington who lost his leg to osteosarcoma in April...