A Triumph of Surgery Value Points

This post provides simple, and value point wise breakdown of ‘A Triumph of Surgery’ for class 10 Footprints Without Feet Book. We’ll share the main points and key take aways from the story, making it easy to understand and remember. Whether you’re studying for class or teaching it, this post has got you covered with all the important events and flow you need to know about A Triumph of Surgery.

1. Tricki is a dog who eats too much because of Mrs. Pumphrey, who loves him a lot.
2. Mrs. Pumphrey is Tricki’s owner. She is very rich and gives Tricki too many treats and fancy things to eat and wear.
3. Because of all the extra food, Tricki gets lazy and sick.
4. Mrs. Pumphrey gets worried and calls Mr. Herriot, an animal doctor.
5. Mr. Herriot sees that Tricki is sick because he’s had too much of a good thing.

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6. Tricki has to stay at Mr. Herriot’s place to get better.
7. There, Tricki eats much less food.
8. Tricki doesn’t like the change at first.
9. But soon, Tricki starts playing with other dogs and moves around more.
10. Tricki gets a lot healthier with the right food and fun.

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11. Mrs. Pumphrey keeps sending fancy things for Tricki at the clinic.
12. Mr. Herriot doesn’t use them. He keeps Tricki on simple food and lots of play.
13. Tricki gets better because of a good routine, not the fancy things.
14. Mrs. Pumphrey is very happy to see Tricki doing well and thinks it’s thanks to an operation.
15. The story shows us that giving pets too much isn’t good for them.
16. It also tells us that spoiling pets doesn’t mean we care for them right.
17. It’s a lesson on how vets should work responsibly and kindly.
18. Tricki’s story teaches pet owners how to take care of their animals.
19. The story ends with Tricki going back home, happy and well, showing how much pets and owners love each other.
20. It teaches us to look after pets wisely and avoid giving them too much.