The weakness of the puppy’s hind legs and inability to stand may be caused by calcium deficiency, hind leg injuries, arthritis and other reasons. First of all, the puppy's daily diet is simple, resulting in long-term calcium deficiency, which will cause the dog's bones to develop poorly, causing the hind legs to become weak and unable to stand. Secondly, puppies often shuttle in the grass, causing injuries to their hind legs, because the pain will also make the dog unable to stand. Finally, if there is pain when touching the dog's joints, it may be that the hind legs are weak and unable to stand due to arthritis. If the owner cannot determine the cause by himself, it is best to consult a pet doctor in time.

1. Calcium deficiency

Puppies are in the period of growth and development, and their bodies need more nutrients. If the owner only feeds the puppy a single dog food for a long time, it will lead to If the dog's bones are underdeveloped, the dog's hind legs will be weak and unable to stand due to calcium deficiency. In this case, it is recommended that the owner feeds the puppy special calcium tablets or liquid calcium. At the same time, it is also necessary to feed the puppy scientifically and feed the puppy some calcium-rich foods, such as dried shrimps, kelp, etc.

2. Injury to hind legs

If the puppy comes home after playing outside and its hind legs are weak and unable to stand, it may be injured, especially It is a dog that often shuttles in the grass. At this time, the owner should pay attention to check the dog's hind legs and paws to see if there are any foreign objects inserted or obvious wounds. If so, the foreign objects need to be removed in time, and then the wounds should be cleaned and disinfected. If it is more serious, it is recommended to take the dog to a pet hospital for treatment.

3. Arthritis

If the puppy has obvious pain reaction when touching its joints, it may be that the legs are weak and unable to stand due to arthritis. . In addition, it can also cause systemic symptoms, such as listlessness, increased body temperature, loss of appetite, and even insomnia. It is recommended that the owner take the dog to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time to reduce the dog's pain.