Síndrome do filhote nadador em ninhada completa de felinos
ARQUIVO BRASILEIRO DE MEDICINA VETERINARIA E ZOOTECNIA(2013)
Abstract
Swimmer syndrome is a developmental abnormality characterized by a delay in the ability to walk and move about and is manifested in newborns between 15 and 20 days of age. These animals exhibit constant coxofemoral articulation abduction, and their pelvic limbs move caudally and laterally. This case reports a litter of three crossbreeds kittens (26 days old) with swimmer syndrome. Each animal was treated with physical therapy and shackle bandages that kept their pelvic limbs bent and close to the body. After seven days, all of the animals exhibited normal ambulation, indicating that this treatment had a curative effect on the kittens.
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Key words
cat,swimmer,congenital abnormalities
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