Re: No idea
Originally Posted by
Clare
2. She has a hole or something in her upper palate through which formula or even water(when she drinks from the water bottle) escapes and enters her nose.
This could be plausible...
A cleft palate often includes a split in the upper lip but can occur without affecting the lip.
When a baby is born with a cleft in the roof of the mouth, this leaves a hole between the
nose and the mouth.
A veterinarian could determine if this is what this is and could close/cover the opening.
Without the aide of a veterinarian it is not something that will close/heal on it's own.
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