Where is Chocolate’s yellow ball?
Unfortunately, this prevents him from easily being able to reach his yellow ball, causing plenty of frustration. WSU’s veterinary students have been spending extra time with him. They remove the collar during some light play with the yellow ball, but have to replace the collar and put away his yellow ball when he needs his quiet time to heal. Chocolate has spent most of his day resting. Veterinary students have spent time working on the range of motion of Chocolate’s left leg. Range of motion is how far the joints can be flexed and extended. His progress is moving along very well. In fact, he may have the bandage removed from his right leg tomorrow. Our certified veterinary rehabilitation expert believes Chocolate may even be able to start his first treatments by tomorrow afternoon!
