lukaslolamaus
11-10-2019, 06:51 PM
This post is for a friend who usually rehabs grey squirrels. Her internet is currently not working.
LeLe came to her when she was handed to her by a mutual friend.
Our friends father was on his way to work when he felt something flying into his open car window, but didn't give it much thought until he found the little flyer in his back seat the next morning.
Her back legs are paralyzed from the accident, but she is showing signs of improvement.
I'm attaching a couple of pictures and I copied the message she sent to me.
This is what she wrote:
"Her diet is pretty simple
She is taking about 1 cc of formula in the mornings and then around lunchtime she eats a grape and a few mealworms, then in the evening and night she has a pecan with one drop of CBD oil on it and a cricket .
Sometimes she will eat an unsalted sunflower seed or 2 and she has eaten a lil bit of sweet potato every couple of days unsalted pumpkin seed, and every other day I give her 1 cc of plain probiotic yogurt.
She gets fresh water with calcium every day.
She doesn’t eat much but I try to give her a good variety each day as far as rotating what I listed.
I’ve tried kale but she doesn’t like it. She has eaten a lil bit of boiled egg a few times, so I try to offer her that every other day or 2. She is most interested in the insects and pecans more than anything.
She is seemingly healthy and has not acted aggressively toward any of us. She is trying to use her back legs just a bit but you have to really pay attention to her to notice as it’s just a slight movement.
I am still doing exercises and massages on her back legs twice daily.
No sign of mites or anything and poop and pee is still normal. She is washing herself more so I wonder if she has just scratched her fur off with her nails but seems she would have left scratch marks and I’m not seeing any marks at all on her."
She also has the Henry's high protein block for her, but I don't know if she gets her to eat it.
Lissa confirmed that LeLe only nibbles on the block.
Thank you.
LeLe came to her when she was handed to her by a mutual friend.
Our friends father was on his way to work when he felt something flying into his open car window, but didn't give it much thought until he found the little flyer in his back seat the next morning.
Her back legs are paralyzed from the accident, but she is showing signs of improvement.
I'm attaching a couple of pictures and I copied the message she sent to me.
This is what she wrote:
"Her diet is pretty simple
She is taking about 1 cc of formula in the mornings and then around lunchtime she eats a grape and a few mealworms, then in the evening and night she has a pecan with one drop of CBD oil on it and a cricket .
Sometimes she will eat an unsalted sunflower seed or 2 and she has eaten a lil bit of sweet potato every couple of days unsalted pumpkin seed, and every other day I give her 1 cc of plain probiotic yogurt.
She gets fresh water with calcium every day.
She doesn’t eat much but I try to give her a good variety each day as far as rotating what I listed.
I’ve tried kale but she doesn’t like it. She has eaten a lil bit of boiled egg a few times, so I try to offer her that every other day or 2. She is most interested in the insects and pecans more than anything.
She is seemingly healthy and has not acted aggressively toward any of us. She is trying to use her back legs just a bit but you have to really pay attention to her to notice as it’s just a slight movement.
I am still doing exercises and massages on her back legs twice daily.
No sign of mites or anything and poop and pee is still normal. She is washing herself more so I wonder if she has just scratched her fur off with her nails but seems she would have left scratch marks and I’m not seeing any marks at all on her."
She also has the Henry's high protein block for her, but I don't know if she gets her to eat it.
Lissa confirmed that LeLe only nibbles on the block.
Thank you.