What should I do if my French Bulldog's hind legs are weak? If the French Bulldog's hind legs are weak due to calcium deficiency due to eating a single dog food for a long time, you can take calcium powder to quickly replenish calcium; if it is because of an injury while playing outside, You can check the French Dou foot pads for sharp objects and clean the wounds; if you suffer from arthritis, you can take joint medicine.

If a French Bulldog eats a single dog food for a long time without additional calcium supplements, it is easy for him to suffer from calcium deficiency. One of the symptoms of calcium deficiency is weakness of the hind legs. In addition, if the calcium deficiency is serious, the French Bulldog will suffer from calcium deficiency. Rib valgus, deformation of the wrist and elbow joints of the forelimbs, and "O"-shaped legs may also occur. If not discovered in time and treated improperly, it may also cause permanent paw paws or lameness.

You can take calcium powder, which is helpful for replenishing calcium in a short period of time. In addition, you should also pay attention to dietary supplements and take your dog to bask in the sun from time to time to facilitate calcium absorption.

If it’s because you injured your leg while playing outside. There are broken glass, gravel, nails and other sharp objects on the streets and grass outside. If the French Bulldog accidentally steps on it while running, and the soft foot pads are stabbed, the French Bulldog's hind legs will not dare to touch the ground, showing signs of irritation. A lame phenomenon. The owner can check whether there are sharp objects on the French Dou's foot pads. If there are any, carefully clean them out, then rub them with Yunnan Baiyao to reduce inflammation, and finally bandage them to prevent infection.

If the French Bulldog's joints are swollen, licking and biting the leg joints, and moaning in pain, then it can be initially determined that the French Bulldog is suffering from arthritis. Arthritis is usually caused by frequent walking up and down stairs, excessive exercise, obesity, etc. For French bulldogs suffering from arthritis, it is recommended to adopt conservative treatment, that is, use joint treasure for French bulldogs to reduce the symptoms of joint inflammation and gradually restore joint weight-bearing; cooperate with low-intensity exercises, such as swimming, walking, etc., to gradually restore joint strength. athletic ability.