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dog is limping again

  • 25-03-2015 1:00pm
    #1
    rottie 11
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    I noticed him limping last night and couldnt find where the hurt was . Then late last night I was feeling his paw and he cried so its on his paw but not where his pads are, it would be where our knuckles are.

    he cant walk on that side, il bring him to vet tomorrow evening if it doesnt improve. Should I lock him in the cage if im going out ? Because I walk him 3 times a day and I know hel go mad wuthout walks


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  • #2
    andreac
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    Is it a front or back one? How old is he now and how long are the walks you are bringing him on?


  • #3
    rottie 11
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    andreac wrote: »
    Is it a front or back one? How old is he now and how long are the walks you are bringing him on?

    Front paw and he us 10 months. The walk are about 15 min walks only. Ive no idea what happened to him he was lying down fine and then when I called him for his food he was limping over


  • #4
    andreac
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    I would rest him for today, no walks, and if he is still sore tomorrow then bring him to the vets.


  • #5
    rottie 11
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    andreac wrote: »
    I would rest him for today, no walks, and if he is still sore tomorrow then bring him to the vets.

    Thats exactly what il do. Should I put him in the cage if I have to leave for an hour?


  • #6
    andreac
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    rottie 11 wrote: »
    Thats exactly what il do. Should I put him in the cage if I have to leave for an hour?

    No, he should be fine in the house. Just dont leave him out in the garden though.


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  • #7
    rottie 11
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    andreac wrote: »
    No, he should be fine in the house. Just dont leave him out in the garden though.

    Ok il leave him in the kitchen. Thanks for your help


  • #8
    rottie 11
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    Just want to say that he is almost back to normal. His paw is much much better and hes running around the house like a nutter :)


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