The uncontrollable kicking of the dog’s hind legs may be caused by instinct, anger, cold weather, fright, trauma, calcium deficiency, etc. It needs to be improved through general treatment and oral medications to facilitate kicking. symptoms recover. When a dog's hind leg kicks, the owner needs to pay attention and take targeted treatment measures in a timely manner. If necessary, it is necessary to seek medical examination as soon as possible to clarify the cause and cooperate with the doctor for treatment.

1. Out of instinct

Under normal circumstances, dogs may sometimes kick their legs, and only once or twice. This is a dog’s instinctive behavior and does not require special treatment.

2. Angry

When a dog becomes angry, it will cause its hind legs to kick uncontrollably. This is a normal phenomenon. It is recommended that the owner calm down the dog's emotions in time. Generally no medication is required.

3. Cold weather

If it is winter and the weather is relatively cold, dogs will exercise by kicking their legs, which can speed up the body's metabolism and keep warm.

4. Being frightened

When a dog is frightened, it will run around, move its hind legs, and bark randomly. You need to accompany the dog , change the surrounding environment, let the dog relax, and the adverse phenomena will gradually subside.

5. Trauma

If the legs are squeezed or hit with heavy objects, it will cause local skin and bone damage, causing pain, which will be heard through screaming and subsequent To relieve the pain caused by kicking your legs, you need to take blood-activating and analgesic drugs as directed by your doctor.

6. Calcium deficiency

Mainly caused by insufficient intake of calcium and excessive loss of calcium in the body, which will affect the normal development of bones and cause uncontrolled kicking. This can be treated by a doctor. Taking calcium tablets under guidance can achieve the effect of calcium supplementation and is conducive to normal bone development.

It is necessary to observe the physical condition of the dog at any time in daily life. If the symptoms continue to worsen, it is recommended that the owner take the dog to a doctor for treatment in time.