Summary
A French bulldog puppy named Ash seemed fine after a small fall but later showed signs of a congenital spine issue. The fall triggered a condition called hemivertebrae, causing problems with Ash's movement. Ash is receiving rehabilitation and is making progress without needing pain medication.
Key Facts
- Ash is a 1-year-old French bulldog who lives with his owner, Jaylen Lewis, in Ontario, Canada.
- Ash fell about 5 inches onto a carpet and initially appeared normal.
- Days later, Ash started showing movement issues, like swaying and dragging a leg.
- A neurologist diagnosed Ash with hemivertebrae, a congenital spine condition.
- The condition made Ash's spine vulnerable, and the fall worsened it.
- Ash is receiving treatments like hydrotherapy and acupuncture to help his mobility.
- Ash can partially stand and crawl but uses a wheelchair for extra support.
