In some cases, the dog will suddenly become a lame, which will make the owner worry. So what caused the dog to have lame legs? First, consider whether the dog is sick.

1. Human skeletal diseases, some traumatic causes bone fractures, fractures, osteomyelitis, etc., which will cause dogs to limp and block their movements.

2. Bone diseases, such as rheumatism, shoulder dislocation and abnormal hip growth and development in large dogs.

3. Systemic muscles and tendon diseases, such as myositis, systemic muscle rupture, tendonitis, etc. Diseases of the left and right limbs and spinal cord all cause dogs to have lame legs.

4. Osteoporosis, lame leg caused by calcium deficiency since childhood.

Owners can take their dog to the pet hospital for actual inspections, such as taking pictures, biochemical tests, blood tests, etc. to clarify the reason, and then provide purposeful treatment for the dog, such as calcium and zinc supplementation, reducing swelling, surgical treatment, etc.

In addition, if you fall asleep for a long time, your feet will be compressed, and your dog will feel numb and let the dog perform randomly in a while to repair it.

Cut the manicure to the bloodline. At this moment, the dog will feel pain when walking, and will feel a little lame when walking. After activating blood, it will usually be able to walk normally the next day.

After the injection pre-vaccination, the dog will experience some injection pain. This type of injection pain will cause lameness to the more sensitive dogs. Generally speaking, such reactions caused by pre-vaccination will subside within one to two days. If they do not completely subside within two days, it is recommended to send them to a pet clinic for other causes of the disease.

Some dogs even "pretend to be lame". Because it is a lame person, as the owner, you can comfort it and constantly feed it delicious, which makes it produce a reflection of "lame person = food".