When a dog injures a tendon, it will suffer from symptoms such as lameness, depression, and unwillingness to move. The affected area will be painful and sensitive when pressed. Parents should pay attention to self-cultivation after discovering that the dog has injured the tendon. You can give the dog some antibiotics. Inflammatory medicine and analgesic medicine, if the dog's symptoms do not improve, the tendon may be ruptured and require surgical treatment.

Tips:

Dogs should pay attention to the intensity during daily exercise, and should not let the dog do too dangerous actions. Do not exercise when the dog feels tired.