Here is one more that talks about stem cells in regeneration.

https://www.veterinarypracticenews.com/ ... -changing/

My girl was hurt with ANNPE last August 18. Her tail was down and she dragged her legs behind her. She was walking on hr own in 10 days. BUT it has taken over a year to get her gait back and know where her legs are. Trust your physical therapist they know how recovery works. I also will recommend la...

PUPDATE on Miss Chante'. Chante' was diagnosed with ANNPE last August 18. Here she is 11 months later, just about 100%.

https://youtu.be/vzFqixUyv18

Thanks.

BTW each session at home was for about 15-20 minutes plus the walk we do, PT was for an hour twice a week then once a week.

Thanks for your support. Yes it was easier because she was used to trick training so she thought re-hab was all a game. I have been doing re-hab twice a day for the last 8 months, except on days she went to physical therapy. For 3 months she went to pt twice a wee, she is now down to once a week. I ...

https://youtu.be/v391euAmvxc Update on Chante'- 7.5 months post ANNPE from August 18. I shared her rehab video on here. Here she is yesterday playing in the house. She is almost back to 100%. Still going to physical therapy once a week to get the last bit of her gait back, but she runs, can jump up ...

Yay! Sounds like he is on his way back!

Yay for peeing standing up!

critters wrote: ↑Thu Dec 30, 2021 8:18 am ljpatton! Congrats on your baby's recovery!!!

Thanks, it is a long road. But willing to go there if she is with me. Thank goodness she is alive.

Wow! That is amazing! When they are motivated they do amazing things. Yes it was discouraging to have a performance dog in such great shape have this freak thing happen but maybe because of that she was able to recover so quickly initially. The neuro thought she would recover to 90-100%. He likened ...

Thanks, we have all really done the work. But she was in such good condition before the accident- I was doing most of those exercises before so she would not get hurt in her performance events. The neuro said it was just a "freak accident" like a broken leg. Still have a bit to go, healing...

Here is a success story for you all. My 5 year old very active welsh terrier (agility, fastcat, barn hunt, nosework) girl went down one evening just hanging around the house- her back legs suddenly paralyzed. This was at 8 pm so emergency vet, then to emergency neurologist- got an MRI the next day. ...