Causes of dogs with hunched backs:

1. Infection with parasites. When parasites overproduce and squirm in a dog's body, the dog will feel stomach discomfort, and then want to relieve the pain by arching its back.

2. Joint diseases. Dogs suffering from joint diseases, such as arthritis or lumbar disc herniation, are likely to have a rounded back. In severe cases, the dog's risk of fractures and other joint diseases will increase.

3. Malnutrition. Lack of nutrients in the body can also cause a hunched back, and over time, it may lead to deformities in the dog's body.

4. Calcium deficiency. Calcium deficiency in dogs will lead to imperfect joint and bone development, which will not only cause the dog's back to be arched, but in severe cases, it will also increase the risk of fractures and other joint diseases.

5. Nails are too long. If the dog's nails are too long, it will put pressure on the dog's bones and joints, and it can easily dig into the meat pads. In order to reduce pain, the dog will walk with its back arched.

6. The cage is smaller. During the development stage, puppies are kept too much in cages with insufficient space, which will lead to skeletal abnormalities over time.

Treatment methods for dog’s arched back:

1. Balanced nutrition. You must usually pay attention to whether the nutritional content of the dog food your dog eats reaches a balanced proportion. If it does not meet the standards, you must replace it with new dog food in time.

2. Conservative treatment. Once a dog suffers from joint disease, it is best to adopt a conservative treatment method, mostly supplementing the dog with calcium, controlling the dog's weight, avoiding strenuous exercise, and allowing the dog to take arthritis treatment drugs, and try to avoid letting the dog Treated with high-risk surgery.

3. Regular care. Dogs must be dewormed regularly and their nails trimmed frequently to help reduce their discomfort.