11/04/2025
Soooo... this is happening, and we're happy to have your guesses in the comments! ๐
Because has such significant deformities, we want to know what her genetic makeup is to get a better idea of the congenital anomalies most often associated with that particular breed. .
๐ Back on 10/17, when Squish had her first meeting with her neurologist (who she COMPLETELY had wrapped around her tiny paw, BTW) the doc was feeling all of her bones and muscles along her neck and back. Doc looked me dead in the eye like a monkey doing a math puzzle and said, "Krissy, I have NO IDEA what I'm feeling!" Yeah, that's Squishy. Hot-Mess-R-Us. ๐
Repeating x-rays won't help because literally everything inside her is... WONKY. Sooooo, she will be getting further testing via CT scan, since our little unicorn has completely befuddled even the brightest minds in veterinary medicine. (Because of course she has!)
โณ๏ธ BUT... we can't do the CT scan until around the beginning of the year, when she is a little bigger and structurally mature.
So for now, we get as much breed info as we can and start looking into the known congenital defects for her breed.
๐ Drop your guesses below and we'll see who's right in the next few weeks!
I'll also add additional photos of her in the comments so those who aren't familiar with the SQUISH can see what we're talking about.
๐ FUN FACT ๐ If she had been a boy, we were going to name her "Fender Bender"