Symptoms of dog leg dislocation:

Usually manifested as joint swelling, abnormal walking, instability, frequent sudden shouting during walking, and obvious pain feel. And he often jumps on one leg, stretches his legs, and even doesn't like to walk or move. It is usually caused by external force, impact or abnormal sprain during activities, which causes joint dislocation.

Treatment methods for dog leg dislocation:

1. It requires the help of a professional veterinarian for correction and cannot heal on its own. It is not recommended that non-professionals correct the dog hastily, as it may cause secondary injuries due to improper operation.

2. Before treatment, the dog is usually fed some analgesics to reduce the pain, and then the joint is restored and fixed with splints, bandages or fixators for local fixation.

3. For more serious dislocations, such as ligament ribbons, etc., injection anesthesia may be used for surgical repair, which also requires external fixation.

4. After surgery, you need to pay attention to strengthening care and reducing the amount of activity.

How to care for a dislocated dog leg:

1. During the recovery period, the dog’s activity level should be moderately controlled to avoid dislocation and dislocation caused by excessive exercise again.

2. Increase calcium intake to help joint repair. You can feed your dog more goat milk powder, egg yolks, calcium-containing dog food and other foods to supplement calcium. You can also choose pet calcium tablets, which can help Strengthens bones and promotes recovery.

3. Spend more time in the sun to promote calcium absorption.