The symptoms of Teddy Patellar Dislocation are that Teddy only relies on three legs for support when standing upright, and only relies on three legs for walking movements. The affected limb never dares to step on the ground. Over time, muscle atrophy will occur. The owner When touching the affected limb, you can clearly feel that the affected limb is smaller than the other legs. When this happens to Teddy, the owner should immediately send it to the pet hospital for examination and treatment.

Tips:

After Teddy’s patella is dislocated, the owner should pay attention to letting the dog rest more and not let it do some strenuous exercise. When raising it, Pay attention to supplementing calcium for dogs. Calcium is very important during the growth of dogs. When the patella is dislocated, a large amount of calcium should be supplemented to help it recover quickly.