The puppy in the banner is Halo, a Great Pyrenees pup who was born without her front feet. You can read her story in this blog post.

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We're looking for a few dozen or so people who can give HandicappedPets.com some feedback on the website. Here's what we need: 1. Website Review. We try so hard to make our website easy to use, but it's still not easy enough. We're looking for people who will go on our website with an assignment suc...

This is a detailed blog post that may be of interest to those seeking alternative approaches to the treatment of degenerative myelopathy in dogs. https://beingthankfulfor.com/2017/12/27/pets-does-dm-degenerative-myelopathy-and-other-neurological-issues-like-seizures-and-doggie-dementia-actually-star...

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HandicappedPets.com has an entry level position open in our customer service department for someone who understands the power of social networking and can keep their finger on the pulse of the internet. Responsibilities to include in part: Maintain social networks Read the feeds, stay on top of what...

Bowel management in incontinent pets is easier than you think. You can provide a good quality of life for your pet and your family. You can learn how to stimulate a reflex to cause your pet to empty the bowel at a convenient place and time. (This is called expressing the bowel.) You can adjust your...

I wanted to let you know that we have posted the story of Mimi the cat from Syria on our blog along with photos, and we have shared it on our social networks as well.

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http://www.handicappedpets.com/mediawiki/images/0/03/Express1.jpg http://www.handicappedpets.com/mediawiki/images/e/e0/Express2.jpg Some injuries cause animals to lose the ability to urinate. This is a critical, sometimes fatal problem unless the caretaker knows how to manually cause the animal to ...

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