Hello all. I have recently learned about short toes syndrome, and it has me really worried about my little dude who has had short toes since I got him a couple months ago. Does having short toes ALWAYS implicate impending organ failure? I know that it has to do with a particular mutation. I don't know what to do, or if I should even be worried at all. Is it one of those things where he's ok until I notice bloating?
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Short toes syndrome?
- Thread starter lotl lady
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I'm not sure this is really the genetic short toes syndrome.
Your axie doesn't seem to suffer oedema.
Your axie doesn't seem to suffer oedema.
So it's possible he just has short toes and it's not impending doom?I'm not sure this is really the genetic short toes syndrome.
Your axie doesn't seem to suffer oedema.
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