Jamie Craig Webboard User Reg: 09-01-2009
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He's better! Not 100% but the paw has become sort of weight bearing. I wrapped it for the night so he didn't take a hop around the room a few hundred times and let him sleep on the bed. It looks like the little bit of swelling has gone down. He's still limping but the paw is on the ground at least. He can move the toe and still has full useage of his freaky opposable paws.
Bee sting could be it....however he's gotten stung on paws before and it was a lot less dramatic (and that was multiple stings, stepped on a nest). Maybe a different kind of bee up here, or perhaps a spider (They're huge......EVIL MONSTERS on this property...and I LIKE spiders). I've looked again for a stinger or bite marks....I haven't found anything yet.
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Re: Mysterious Foot Injury
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