| Icgtti3n |
Hi, I have a mix breed (maybe beagle/aussie?) who developed a
progressive limp that over one day led her to not use her back left
leg. She never had any acute injury, and as far as I can tell is in
no pain. I examined all of her joints, bones, skin, and there is
nothing, and nothing hurts her, but she will put no pressure on it.
She can still move it (but prefers not to) and feels it when I touch
her leg. If it does not get better by tomorrow I am going to take her
to the vet, but any suggestions or thoughts in the meantime?
Thanks,
Kl
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| Tee |
"Icgtti3n" <Poezure@getbent.com> wrote in message
news:773qj01j9f0dkiqk4dkh4f0e9lm69duv1v@4ax.com...
> Hi, I have a mix breed (maybe beagle/aussie?) who developed a
> progressive limp that over one day led her to not use her back left
> leg. She never had any acute injury, and as far as I can tell is in
> no pain. I examined all of her joints, bones, skin, and there is
> nothing, and nothing hurts her, but she will put no pressure on it.
> She can still move it (but prefers not to) and feels it when I touch
> her leg. If it does not get better by tomorrow I am going to take her
> to the vet, but any suggestions or thoughts in the meantime?
Here's hoping its not an ACL tear.
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Tara
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| Icgtti3n |
On Mon, 6 Sep 2004 21:46:37 -0400, "Tee"
<crappolagozhere@netscape.net> wrote:
>"Icgtti3n" <Poezure@getbent.com> wrote in message
>news:773qj01j9f0dkiqk4dkh4f0e9lm69duv1v@4ax.com...
>> Hi, I have a mix breed (maybe beagle/aussie?) who developed a
>> progressive limp that over one day led her to not use her back left
>> leg. She never had any acute injury, and as far as I can tell is in
>> no pain. I examined all of her joints, bones, skin, and there is
>> nothing, and nothing hurts her, but she will put no pressure on it.
>> She can still move it (but prefers not to) and feels it when I touch
>> her leg. If it does not get better by tomorrow I am going to take her
>> to the vet, but any suggestions or thoughts in the meantime?
>
>Here's hoping its not an ACL tear.
She walked on it a little bit tonight when I walked her - did not seem
to hurt her at all - we will see about tomorrow.
Ill keep you informed
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