If a dog’s feet are afraid to touch the ground, does it have to be a fracture?

A dog's feet that dare not touch the ground does not necessarily mean a fracture. The owner needs to first check whether the dog's legs and paws are injured, such as being punctured by sharp objects. If there is a trauma and it is not serious, you can use saline or hydrogen peroxide to clean the wound, and then disinfect it with iodophor. If there are any debris in the wound, you can use sterilized tweezers to pick it away, then sprinkle the wound with petsuhe, and then Wrap it with gauze to prevent wound infection.

Dogs who eat a single diet for a long time are often prone to calcium deficiency, and one of the obvious symptoms of calcium deficiency is lameness. Owners need to prepare some high-calcium foods for their dogs in daily life, such as dried shrimps, kelp, beef, soy products, etc., and feed them with Wanglijie. Calcium powder is easier to absorb than calcium tablets, helping the dog to return to normal calcium as soon as possible. level.