This baby girl is only one and a half months old and was born with two of her hind legs disabled. Her condition is extremely poor; as you can see, her entire body is mange and filthy, and his stomach is much larger than normal.
The results of the blood test revealed that her white blood cell count was quite high, indicating that she had an infection in her blood.
She has a very low red blood cell count, only 17 percent, and requires medication to raise her blood cell count. Her liver and kidneys are malfunctioning. She needs treatment for a blood parasite.
Day 9: Ava’s blood parasite and mange are being treated by the veterinarian.
Her skin is improving, and she is becoming more active. She attempted to walk on her left hind leg and stand on two of her hind legs at the same time.
Day 13: I need to take her to the vet for a checkup and an X-ray to see how her bone is doing.
Ava, monitoring her temperature and fecal chacking up.
She has patella luxation in both hind legs, according to her blood results and X-ray…she will need surgery when her health improves enough to do so.
She also has ascites, hypoproteinemia, and anemia. She must initially be treated for all of these. Only 25% of red blood cells are normal, down from 35% previously.
She is malnourished, and she requires extra protein and vitamins.
Day 19: The vet estimates that treating her will take 2 to 3 months before her skin is clear.
No more mange, no more infection, and just wait for her health to improve.
Day 22: Ava Stomm is boarding with the vet until her skin problem improves.
Ava now appears to be healthier and happier, and she has begun to move and play. Ava has been growing for more than a month and is now pretty tall. There was no longer any odor on her skin. Her hair is silky and smooth. She’s a sweetheart who enjoys a good laugh… Even with a splint on her leg, she can walk and jump extremely well.
Here is the video:
