A dog's inability to stand may be caused by long-term calcium deficiency or leg injury. First of all, when dogs are deficient in calcium for a long time, they will develop weakness in their limbs. At this time, calcium injections are needed, and special calcium tablets for pets can be fed, or calcium-rich foods can help dogs supplement calcium.

The above symptoms will appear after a dog's leg is injured. It is recommended that the owner first check whether the dog's leg has any trauma and deal with it. If there is no trauma, it needs to be checked.

For arthritis caused by Streptococcus, dogs will also have weakness in their limbs and cannot stand up. For this disease, the dog needs to be fed some medicine, otherwise no matter how much calcium is supplemented, it will be of little use. Dogs can be fed some antibiotics, such as penicillin, ampicillin, etc., and the results are good through intramuscular injection.