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Compared to some pictures I have seen of twisted legs, hers aren't too bad, but according to the vet we saw hers were bad (but then again, it's common for vets to say the problem is worse than it actually is, as I said she would have said to have her put down if I didn't mention physio)

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Ahhhhhhh, this is frogs legs! I vaguely remember reading about a kit that had this before and what they did I think was just consistently keep putting the legs in the correct position everytime the baby was upstanding or eating. There maybe some sort of brace for it but you might also be able to correct it yourself with time. Good luck with the little one. C.x.
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well, tis good news for all. almost 3 week old and her legs are almost normal. she's up and walking around (albeit right unsteady) but she's doing well. hopefully in the next couple weeks her legs will pull themselves right round
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Fab news, i'm so pleased for you Thanks for keeping us posted
Have you any pics ?
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Great news!!! Thanks for letting us know of this improvement - hope your little one continues to make progress. Looking forward to seeing pictures in due course.
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Glad to hear alls well
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Have been watching with great interest so has hubby , got a lump in my chest on hearing they are improving, wow im so happy & pleased for you so is hubby.
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This is the first time I've read this thread and I am so pleased things are going well and it looks like a happy ending
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well, tis good news for all. almost 3 week old and her legs are almost normal. she's up and walking around (albeit right unsteady) but she's doing well. hopefully in the next couple weeks her legs will pull themselves right round
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This is just amazing - to think how impossible it looked to begin with and how utterly changed it can be ... just makes me want to sing and dance for joy
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I was only thinking about this little one the other day!
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