Some diseases may also cause limb weakness in dogs, such as canine distemper. In addition to limb weakness, dogs are usually accompanied by symptoms of elevated body temperature, vomiting, diarrhea, and even convulsions. If the owner suspects that the dog is sick, he should send it to a pet hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible. When dogs recover, they generally no longer experience weakness in their limbs.

2. Obesity

With the emergence of more and more overweight dogs, weight loss is also becoming popular in the pet industry. When a dog is overweight and lacks exercise, owners will find that the dog will have weakness in its limbs. In order for the dog to return to a normal life, the owner must not only control the dog's feeding amount and strengthen the dog's exercise, but also have enough patience, because losing weight takes a lot of time.

3. Calcium deficiency

Supplementing calcium to dogs can solve the problem of weakness in the limbs of dogs caused by calcium deficiency. There are many ways to supplement calcium, such as through food supplementation or giving calcium powder directly to dogs. During the process of calcium supplementation, it is best for owners to take their dogs out in the sun more often to promote calcium absorption. However, calcium supplementation cannot be excessive, otherwise it may cause other diseases in dogs, such as hypercalciuria.

IV. Others

If dogs have been kept in a small cage for a long time and cannot walk upright, they may also have weakness in their limbs when they are first released.