The dog's legs become lame after being vaccinated. This is not a normal phenomenon. At this time, the owner should observe the dog's legs and feet to see if the dog has any external injuries. If the dog has no external injuries, it may also be because the injection has caused the nerves; severe calcium deficiency, etc. So, what measures does the owner need to take to help the dog?
1, the nervous system is damaged
Some owners go to a bad pet hospital when taking their dogs to get vaccinated, or encounter novice pet doctors. Due to overdose or other reasons when vaccinating, the dog's brain nervous system is affected, and the legs are not well controlled by the brain. Some cases like
may be like this for life, and it is difficult to treat or treat. Therefore, the owner needs to take the dog to a pet hospital with a good reputation and ask a professional doctor to vaccinate the dog.
2, trauma, some dogs were walking on the way back after getting vaccinated, and accidentally stepped on sharp objects, such as nails, glass slags, etc. The foot pads were injured, and they became lame because of the pain.
Therefore, the owner should observe the dog's foot pads as soon as possible to see if there is any foreign object. If so, clean it up in time, then clean it well, disinfect it with iodine, apply medicine and bandage it. If it is serious, take the dog to the hospital and let the doctor deal with it.
3, calcium deficiency or arthritis
Dog owners should pay attention to supplementing calcium for dogs, because bone growth requires a lot of calcium. If calcium is lacking, problems such as double teeth, lame legs, weakness, and convulsions are prone to problems such as. In this case, the owner can give the dog some glutinous rice and take the dog out for a walk and bask in the sun on sunny days, which is conducive to calcium absorption.
Secondly, dogs have arthritis and can also have lame legs. The owner can give the dog a stamina and let the dog lie down more and rest more. Do not exercise vigorously, and do not exercise excessively. Give the dog some light and nutritious food, but you cannot be too fat. Being too fat is not good for joints. You should control the dog's weight to a suitable range.