Well, the vet said she was healthy and sound everywhere else but the tendons. He thinks she is worth trying to save. Said he wished he would have seen her when she was younger. Said to splint her, because just taping her didn't work; and we should see a difference in about 4 days then she should be ok in 2 weeks, if not, then put her down.
With regards to her back, he said it would grow to have that bend in it if we don't get her legs straight so you may be able to see in the pic that it looks much better too.
The vet showed me how to wrap them by doing the right leg, Tim got some of that foam insulation for pipes and pvc which he rounded the corners so they don't dig into her flesh. They are wrapped with cotton t-shirts first then the foam then the pvc and duct tape. He's so smart.
Robo-cow!!
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With regards to her back, he said it would grow to have that bend in it if we don't get her legs straight so you may be able to see in the pic that it looks much better too.
The vet showed me how to wrap them by doing the right leg, Tim got some of that foam insulation for pipes and pvc which he rounded the corners so they don't dig into her flesh. They are wrapped with cotton t-shirts first then the foam then the pvc and duct tape. He's so smart.
Robo-cow!!
