My doctor is not sure what to think of the weak limb. There's definitely something up with his shoulder. X-rays normal. She's licensed in acupuncture so we tried some points and this is the most he's ever used it!! Even fully sitting up on his own. 🥹 We're gonna continue weekly, and I'll of course keep working out his little muscles.
EDIT: I know tripods do very well. I'm asking more of QOL of a missing right hind AND a semi-functional front right combination.
Ive been taking care of bottle babies for a few years now but I've never cared for a disabled baby. This little guy was found missing his right hind leg and a severe eye infection. He's obviously very stunted in growth as well, and overall he's just "not right". While those things are healing up fine, I noticed yesterday that his right front leg seems to be odd as well. He can move it and it has feeling but it's so so weak. To the point where he can't support himself with it the way he can with the left front. With him missing the hind right leg already, how do you guys feel about his overall quality of life? I wonder if it looks like the leg will strengthen up the more I work with him and have him walk? Just looking for others insight, or similar experiences. I'm a veterinary nurse so I can have my doctor do a full evaluation next time I work.
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