A dog that is hit by a car cannot stand on its hind legs and generally cannot recover on its own. Inability to stand up after a car accident is usually caused by spinal cord nerve damage and bone damage. If the hind limbs are paralyzed due to spinal nerve compression due to spinal injury, the dog may be incontinent or unable to urinate and defecate on its own. Secondly, bone problems usually occur in fractures of the spine, pelvis, femur, and tibia and fibula. Generally, dogs will be accompanied by severe pain. Dogs may suffer damage to other organs after being hit by a car, so it is recommended to take the dog to the pet hospital system to check and locate the location of the injury in time for subsequent treatment.

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If the dog cannot stand up after being hit by a car, you must first stabilize the dog and prevent it from moving around to prevent secondary injuries. Then take the dog to the pet hospital for treatment in time. The longer the delay, the harder it will be to recover.