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Bowel management in incontinent pets is easier than you think. You can provide a good quality of life for your pet and your family. https://handicappedpet.net/helppets/images/wiki/bowel_management/300px-Ariel.jpg You can learn how to stimulate a reflex to cause your pet to empty the bowel at a conve...

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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https://handicappedpet.net/helppets/images/wiki/express/Express1.jpg https://handicappedpet.net/helppets/images/wiki/express/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 anim...

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I'm so happy to hear of Brody's success. Thanks for posting.

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Glad to hear he's doing better.
I'm going to move this thread to the general "Mobility" forum so others can participate in the discussion.

Warm Regards,
Mark

Front wheel extensions should be available in the next six months. At this time, the cart can be counterbalanced to some degree by angling the rear wheels forward a bit. This moves the center of gravity toward the rear of the dog and takes weight off the front, but can cause the cart to tip over bac...

The key to taking care of an amputee dog is to pay attention to the remaining single leg. A three-legged dog is often functionally, not handicapped; they can run, jump, and play like other dogs. If a problem develops with the remaining single leg, though, the injury is critical. This article discuss...

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