The dog s two front feet were suddenly paralyzed, what was the situation?

According to the description, the dog is likely to have a nervous system abnormality, which is more commonly caused by spinal dislocation compressing nerves. It is recommended to send the pet to the hospital for an MRI. It is only targeted after the diagnosis**.

There are many causes of paralysis in dogs, such as herniated discs, encephalitis, myelitis, myositis, radiculitis, myasthenia gravis, vitamin B1 deficiency, etc., all of which are possible factors. In particular, herniated discs are the most common, with more than 9 out of 10 paralyzed dogs caused by disc problems.

Causes of herniated discs: Herniated discs belong to a type of bone spur. Each internode is connected by disc-shaped joints composed of connective tissue, and those structures are intervertebral discs, which are responsible for the cushioning and friction of the vertebral segments.

However, sometimes due to abnormal movements and squeezing, the intervertebral disc will be squeezed out, and the nerve will be pressed and painful, which will lead to paralysis of the dog in severe cases.

What is easy to be paralyzed: Dogs who like to jump up and down are prone to abnormal compression of intervertebral discs, so they are more likely to suffer from this disease. In addition, dachshunds and obese dogs are also prone to herniated intervertebral disc due to their body weight.

What to do if you find your dog paralyzed: There are usually signs before the intervertebral disc causes paralysis in the dog, including pain, leg weakness, etc. Disc problems as early as possible** will result in a better recovery.

If you find that the dog is paralyzed, take it to a veterinarian immediately, and there is still a good chance of regaining mobility. If it's late, it will be more troublesome to deal with.

Whatever the cause of your dog's paralysis, remember to always take it immediately to a veterinarian for treatment. If you deal with it early, your dog still has a good chance of regaining mobility.

There are many reasons, some are caused by a bad environment, humidity and stuffiness, and some are caused by calcium deficiency. What is the specific reason, you should go to the pet hospital for a check-up to determine.

It may be caused by severe calcium deficiency, especially in tethered and caged dogs, and it is easy to complete the calcium deficiency phenomenon with incomplete feeding.

There are many causes of paralysis in dogs, such as: spinal injury, nerve compression, and fractures caused by external collisions. The owner should take it to the hospital for a specific examination in time, and if the fracture is broken, it can be carried out by surgery**; If the spine is damaged, you can use a conservative way first**, but it is really not possible to go through surgery**; If it is neuropathic compression, you can see which part of the compression is and then treat the symptoms**.

The puppy's general paralysis may be due to acute poisoning or may be due to hypoglycemia. Acute poisoning may also be accompanied by foaming, convulsions, etc., and hypoglycemia will cause the dog's body temperature to drop. It is recommended that if you find that your dog has this condition, you should send it to the hospital in time.

There are many reasons why a dog can suddenly become paralyzed. Generally speaking, it is possible that the dog is paralyzed due to some external force. For example, the dog is bumped or bitten.

It's also possible that the dog has some diseases. For example, arthritis, rheumatism. Another possibility is that the dog is deficient in vitamin D

When a dog is paralyzed, there are generally three conditions. One is caused by a lack of calcium in dogs. The second is that the dog flashes his waist or has a problem with his waist. The third is that the dog is old and can't move.

Check your dog's physical condition.

If the dog is only paralyzed on the hind legs, but there is no external injury, and there is no pain when touching the legs, it will eliminate the possibility of fractures and dislocations. Then it may be muscle damage caused by excessive exercise, and the body collapses.

Most owners have the habit of taking their dogs out for activities, which is good for the dog's health. However, this is limited to appropriate, reasonable exercise, if the pet owner trains the dog as a police dog, the intensity of the exercise exceeds the load of the dog's body, causing damage to the body, and the dog will be paralyzed and weak on the hind legs. Pet owners need to give the dog enough rest, let the dog recover slowly, and can no longer give the dog high-intensity exercise in the future, and develop a set of scientific and reasonable exercise programs.

Summary. Hello, paralysis in dogs is likely to be patellar dislocation, which is a common joint disease in pets, and most medial patellar dislocations are related to skeletal muscle abnormalities.

Hello, paralysis in dogs is likely to be patellar dislocation, which is a common joint disease in pets, and most medial patellar dislocations are related to skeletal muscle abnormalities.

**Yes, there is no problem with the patella, I can walk before, but I can't move slowly, and the front foot and back foot are all right problems.

Then you give him more calcium supplements.

Will the dog have a problem with half of the way?

Yes, there is a lack of calcium, or it is compressing the nerves.

And it was a slow aggravation of the symptoms, and when I found out, I watched it, and I took the medicine together, but it still slowly worsened.

That is, nerve compression is more likely, before there is no look at the nerve.

No, I started to go to the hospital today to get a needle to restore my nerves, I don't know if it will work.

No, I started to go to the hospital today to get a needle to restore my nerves, I don't know if it will work.

It is likely to be caused by nerve compression, and you usually pay attention to calcium supplementation in your diet.

I didn't make up for it, and the doctor didn't find it painful. In addition to not eating as much as before, the spirit is still good.

This one usually doesn't hurt a lot.

What should I do if it's a compression of the nerve?

Acupuncture and hormones**,

Does a dog eat methylcobalamin?

Hello! The dog's sudden hind foot paralysis is caused by calcium deficiency or patellar dislocation, and it is recommended to go to the pet hospital for a radiograph first. Generally, when the dog is seriously deficient in calcium, there will be limb weakness and weakness, and the symptoms of sudden paralysis will appear, this kind of Huipei situation needs to go to the pet hospital in time to make calcium injections, or feed some liquid calcium, puppy calcium deficiency may be caused by insufficient food nutrition or gastrointestinal discomfort, long parasites and other reasons, so after calcium supplementation, it is necessary to determine the spirit of fiber**, and then further start ** and improve.

The symptoms of patellar dislocation in dogs are mainly manifested as the legs dare not touch the ground, if the development of blindness for a long time is easy to cause muscle atrophy, generally small dogs have more patellar dislocations, and the dislocation may not have more obvious pain, which can be conservative by supplementing vitamins and acupuncture, massage, etc.

Are you AI?

Dear, dogs eat methylcobalamin ***

Dear, I'm human.

Pro-methylcobalamin tablets are harmful to the dog's kidneys when taken for a long time.

I fed B1B12 methylcobalamin 1 tablet once, and half of Daluo pills why did I urinate blood today.

Dear, this situation is caused by a drug overdose, it is recommended that you take your dog to the hospital immediately to see Oh What kind of drug overdose?

Dear, these drugs cannot be given to dogs at the same time

So what medicine should be fed to it and how?

Dear, now do you want to ** the dog has blood in the stool or is paralyzed on the hind feet.

Can't be treated together?

Dear, how old is the dog?

Dear, this is a drug for paralysis of the dog's hind feet** Shen Wei Tongda (2 times a day, 2 capsules each time, feed according to body weight) Diamond amine (1 time a day in the morning and evening, 1 tablet each time) Tongji pills (1 time in the morning and evening, 1 3 each time, feed according to body weight) Vitamin B1 and B12 (1 time in the morning and evening, 1 tablet per size) Gluconate (1 time in the morning and evening every day, 1 bottle each time).

Pro: Dog blood in stool, you should use an anti-inflammatory drug first: gentamicin

There are many reasons for the paralysis of the hind limbs of dogs, such as neuritis, lumbar disc herniation, cyst squeezing, spinal nerve damage, etc., the dog has signs of fever, should be considered to have inflammation, has not been stool, consider whether the stool function is temporarily lost, the owner should help the dog defecate. The **** time of hind limb paralysis is within 48 hours after the onset of the disease, so it should be done as soon as possible, without delay!

Is it not painful to touch**, then you try to inject vitamin B1, my dog (Jing bar) was also paralyzed when he was four or five years old, at the beginning of a week did not have a bowel movement, did not eat, every day is to buy white cut mutton, very expensive, people were reluctant at that time, just like that, he also only ate one bite a day, our family cried, we were in the countryside, drove to the city (Changshu) veterinary station several times, the last time, was an old doctor, to prescribe the medicine, is the veterinary pharmacy bought, very cheap. It is intramuscular injection of vitamin B1, we take it home and inject it intramuscularly, one a day, then two days, after 45 days, I can stand, and then slowly walk, never again. You must try.

If you can't buy it there, you have to go to the hospital and ask the doctor to prescribe some vitamin B1 for human use, or you take it orally first, or the effect is slow.