The dog has lame legs but likes to run very much. At this time, the dog's human skeleton does not have bone cracks or other problems. It may be caused by calcium deficiency or rheumatism. At this time, the owner can provide some assistance to th...
The dog has lame legs but likes to run very much. At this time, the dog's human skeleton does not have bone cracks or other problems. It may be caused by calcium deficiency or rheumatism. At this time, the owner can provide some assistance to the dog to get better as soon as possible.
1. Calcium deficiency causes the dog's legs to become lame. The owner can check whether the dog's hands and legs are trauma. Generally speaking, if the dog still likes to run, generally speaking, there is no problem with the seat cushion, or the probability of trauma is not high. Generally, if there is trauma, the dog will scream and feel pain, and it doesn’t like to run away.
I like to run because I have lame legs, and the probability of calcium deficiency is relatively high. At this time, the dog's pain is not great, but he just walks and limps. It is because the owner does not properly supplement calcium and zinc for the dog. Therefore, the owner can fill the dog with high-quality protein.
2. Eat little pets and children's calcium tablets
To fill the dog with high-quality protein, the owner can give the dog some ingredients with high calcium content, such as giving the dog some dairy products, water tofu, white sesame seeds, and shrimp skin. Moreover, adding small pets and children's calcium tablets to this ingredient or the dog food you usually feed can better fill it with high-quality protein. Because dogs have long been lame due to calcium deficiency, independent diet therapy is not very effective, and nutrient supplements are required.
Owners should take their dog out for a walk every day, so that the dog can just walk and bask in the sun. Sun exposure can better assist the dog in calcium and zinc supplementation. But it is best not to have the dog jump and exercise vigorously.
3, joint problems
If the dog is not trauma, in addition to calcium deficiency, there is also a probability that the dog has rheumatism, and the surface layer is not easy to see. Some dogs have swollen skin but there is also no condition in the dog's skin.
If the dog has been injured before, it has not been cured; the dog often lives in cold and cold areas; the dog often sprains its ankle, and the dog gets older, it is very prone to rheumatism. Therefore, the owner must give the dog some nutritional cream to maintain the joints, and there is no need to let the dog go and go indoor stairs often, and there is no need to let the dog perform excessive exercise.
