Dear Arezoo,

I'm not aware of any publication similar to your case. However I know one, in which a snow leopard suffering from paresis/paralysis of the limbs was treated with physiotherapy and improved a lot. So I think it depends on the case. Ideal would be an MRI examination to check the exact damage of the spinal cord. Anyway it worth trying, but you have to know, that you cannot make a decision within days. Improvement (if there will be any) might need weeks or months and this might be a problem in the case of a wild animal. Is it a wild captured animal? If so, you can facilitate treatment and decrease stress using long acting tranquilizers. Can you post relevant CT slices?

Mat

Dear Mátyás Liptovszky,

Thank you very much for the answer and sorry for the very late reply.

The individual was actually a wild animal. He was gone under MRI examination and damage was serious. So he couldn't improve at all and unfortunately, is already gone.

Thanks,

Arezoo

Thanks for keeping us updated! That's a pitty, but I think, that with a seriously iunjured wild animal you had not much to do.