After the popularity of our first interview with Stacy, we invited her back for more questions and answers with Tripawds fans about their furry friends of past and present.
We had 10 callers for this show, 22 listeners tuned in live, and more members joined us in the chat room after the show. You can hear it now by clicking the podcast link below. Then check our Tripawd Talk Radio program page for the upcoming episode schedule and audio archives of all our past programs.
Listen below or click the iTunes button to download the podcast. Wait for the Blog Talk Radio ad to complete to hear the show or listen online here.
Whether you’re looking for new toys to keep your recovering Tripawd entertained during the confinement phase, or just want to replenish your dog’s toy basket, “How to Make Your Own Homemade Dog Toys” shows you how to prevent boredom with little cost involved.
Make Dog Toys at Home
Here are just a few examples of inexpensive dog activity toys you can make yourself with this $9.95 “How to Make Your Own Homemade Dog Toys” e-book download:
Blue Jean Rope
Braided Fabric Rope
Basketball Teaser
Double Ball Pull
Dumbbell Toss
Feed Ball
Homemade Frisbee
Knotty Braided Ball
Peanut Butter Bone
Sock Rope
T-Shirt Magic Wand
Wooden Block Fun
AND MORE!!
And the best part is, with your $9.95 purchase, you’ll also get free access to the author’s other dog-related ebooks about dog care, training, food recipes and more!
For less than the cost of most store-bought dog toys and a 60-day money-back guarantee, you can’t go wrong.
(We have not reviewed this book; if you purchase it, please provide feedback in the comments section below to let the Tripawds community know more about it. Thanks.).
We hope your Tripawd will never experience a life-threatening emergency, but the fact is, 92 percent of dogs will be involved in some kind of medical trauma at least once in their lives.
Don’t wait for a tragic medical situation to test your life-saving skills.
This free report is written by author Rebecca Prince, and will give you a head-start on knowing what to do during an emergency.
Prince is the author of “Canine-911!“ a comprehensive guide to what to do during emergency sitations with dogs. Highly recommended by Dogster and the DailyPuppy, among others, Canine-911! teaches you skills like:
What to do if your dog stops breathing, if your dog is choking or their heart stops
How to deal with fractures and broken bones
How to treat your dog for shock (the cause of most deaths following an accident; know what to do to ensure that your pet survives)
Bleeding wounds (How to stop bleeding fast and effectively)
The perfect body temperature, heart beat and respiration ranges for your dog and how to check them.
The two extremes of temperature, heatstroke and hypothermia. (How you should immediately respond – and what you SHOULDN’T do).
What to do if your dog is poisoned (What you need to do- and the WORST thing you can do).
Available for just $19.95, Canine-911! is a 124-page resource that can save your dog’s life in emergencies. It’s also a comprehensive guide to your dog’s health, happiness and vitality — without which you could unknowingly cause your beloved pet’s early death.
Download Canine-911! today and get a free copy of “Healthy Foods for Healthy Dogs,” which contains over 150 simple recipes, from meals to treats that your dog will love. This bonus material normally sells for $29.95 but is yours free when you purchase Canine-911!.
Don’t stand by while your pet needlessly suffers during an emergency. Be prepared.
Thank you to everyone who tuned in to our Tripawd Talk Radio interview with Stacy Krafcyzk! Especially to all of those who called in with your animal communication and spirit healing questions about your furry friends, both here and at the Bridge.
With 23 listeners, a dozen callers, and a bunch of members in the chat room, this was our most popular episode to date! If you missed the show, listen to it below or click the iTunes button to download the podcast. Then check our Tripawd Talk Radio program page for the upcoming episode schedule and audio archives of all our past programs. We also hope to have Stacy on again in January, so stay tuned for that announcement!
Each template includes detailed instructions. Print yours out and get crafty! Then take some pictures and share them in your blogs or the discussion forums.
So why not whip up a batch of eggnog for the dogs, put on your favorite three legged dog tunes, and get out scissors and the glue? Most of all, be sure to have a Hoppy Holiday season!
Listen to the podcast from our recent Tripawd Talk Radio show with acclaimed trainer and dog behavior expert Sarah Wilson.
Sarah is the author of numerous dog training books who shared her expertise in the Nature documentary Why We Love Cats and Dogs on PBS which featured the story of our cancer journey with Jerry.
Don’t miss this fun episode for an informative discussion about:
Helping dogs cope during recovery,
“Depression” in dogs,
Building confidence on stairs after surgery,
Obsessive licking,
Personal space of different breeds,
And much more!
Listen now using the widget below or click the iTunes button to download and listen offline. Visit the Tripawd Talk Radio Program Page for all audio archives and the schedule of upcoming shows.
Pet food labels look like Greek to most of us. Although the ingredients are spelled out, you need a chemistry degree to decipher them — until now.
We’re always looking for reputable teachers to explain what’s really in dog foods that we buy, and Susan Thixton (founder of TruthAboutPetFood.com) is one of them. Her downloadable subscription-based newsletter, Petsumer Report, is a terrific place to start.
What is Petsumer Report?
Petsumer Report is an online pet food information database providing subscribers with vital information on over 1,700 dog foods, cat foods, and pet treats (new products added each month). Subscribers have 24/7 access to information the pet food label does not provide.
Do I have to download the reviews to my computer?
No, all the reviews are hosted online. Simply login and click on the dog food or cat food brand you’d like more information on. It’s quick and easy to compare thousands of pet foods and treats. Soon to be viewable on portable devices such as your Blackberry.
What kind of information does Petsumer Report provide?
Petsumer Report gives subscribers alerts to risky ingredients, ingredient country of origin (U.S. only or imports), grade or quality of meat ingredients, list of health promoting ingredients, and much more! Petsumer just added recall history for each pet food brand!
Who subscribes to Petsumer Report?
Thousands have subscribed from all over the world. Although the reviews in Petsumer Report only apply to foods sold in the U.S. and Canada, pet owners from 7 different countries have subscribed (Amsterdam, UK, Singapore, Australia, Japan, Canada, U.S., and counting). Pet owners, breeders, shelters, rescue groups, pet store owners, and even pet food marketing professionals (checking out the competition) have subscribed to Petsumer Report.
Is there a guarantee?
Your subscription will cost less than $1.50 a month. You have a full 60 days to look over Petsumer Report. If for ANY reason you are not satisfied, Susan will refund your money no questions asked.
What Petsumer Report is NOT…
Petsumer Report is NOT an endorsement of ANY pet food. Petsumer Report does NOT guarantee any food will not be recalled; even the best company can make a mistake.
Petsumer Report simply provides you with the information that the dog food or cat food label does not or can not tell you in order to make an informed decision of what to feed your dog or cat.
Petsumer Report saves you the time consuming job of calling the manufacturer and learning details about the food. Petsumer Report makes it easy for you to compare brands with access to the pertinent information.
With a 100 pawcent money-back guarantee,
what have you got to lose?
We will be rescheduling our second interview with veterinary oncologist Dr. Johnny Chretin soon. Unfortunately an emergency kept him from joining us on the last episode of Tripawd Talk Radio.
Thanks to a few callers, however, we did have a lively discussion about coping with the news that your dog needs an amputation. Listen to the podcast below or click the iTunes button to download it for listening offline.
Did you know that until the 1980s, veterinary medical researchers didn’t believe that animals feel pain? Veterinarians trained in the U.S. before 1989 were taught to ignore animal pain, which is probably why we still encounter Tripawds who are sent home without pain medication after amputation surgery.
In this informative Animal Talk Naturally podcast, veterinary naturopaths Dr. Kim and Dr. Jeannie discuss pain in animals. You’ll learn why animals try to hide their pain, and how in many cases pain can be a good thing.
Listen to the show by clicking on the widget below. Enjoy!
For some information about this show, please review the forum topic for this episode or visit Stacy’s website at AllSpiritHealing.com.
Download Canine-911! today
Listen to the podcast from our recent 
