
09-10-2007, 04:21 PM
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Probably not. What appears to be the problem is the spinal cord takes a turn in the animals neck and then attaches at an angle as opposed to going striaght in. I'm assuming trying to correct it would most likely stop vital info from going between the brain and body. It's eating and growing though. It does not appear to be temperture related though.
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