Every stage of a dog's growth requires careful care and careful care from its owner. However, if the dog limps while walking, the owner of the dog should pay attention to it, because the dog limp means that there is a problem with the dog's...
Every stage of a dog's growth requires careful care and careful care from its owner. However, if the dog limps while walking, the owner of the dog should pay attention to it, because the dog limp means that there is a problem with the dog's feet, so the owner should find out the reason for the dog's legs in time. Let’s talk about what makes dogs limp and limp.
1. Injured
The dog is a playful little cutie. When he goes out with his owner, he can't stop the car and runs around desperately outside. At this time, something is easy to get into trouble. The owner should check whether there are foreign objects on the dog's feet as soon as possible. Because dogs are not careful to step on broken glass or wooden thorns, they can easily hurt their feet. They need to take out the thorns first, apply Yunnan Baiyao to prevent inflammation, and then apply Yunnan Baiyao. During the period when the wound is not healed, reduce the dog's actions and apply medicine to the dog's wounds frequently, so that the dog will recover soon. It is best to bandage the wound to prevent the dog from licking it and causing a second infection of the wound.
2. Skeletal disease
Arthritis or hip dysplasia. Some owners like to take their dogs outdoors and can easily cause damage to their joints. Or let the dog sleep on the cold floor, the living environment is humid, the weather is hot and cold, and the owner is improperly raising it may cause the dog to suffer from arthritis. Generally, hip dysplasia is caused by genetics.
3. The nails are too long
The dog's body grows very fast, and its toenails appear wildly. If the owner does not cut them off in time, the dog's toenails will not hurt the flesh next to it, causing the dog to feel pain and limp when walking. Too long toenails can also cause deformity in the dog's toes, so the owner should help the dog cut his nails regularly, but after cutting, be careful to smooth the toenails to prevent too thorns from hurting the dog or accidentally scratching the owner.
