How long will it take for Teddy to walk after the femoral head is removed?

The time for complete recovery after Teddy femoral head removal is generally 2-3 months. There is no need to restrict exercise, but strenuous exercise is not allowed. Generally, you can land on the ground half a month after the operation, but you cannot bear weight. After the femoral head is removed, small dogs often recover very well. Because the body weight is light and the weight of the hind limbs is small, lameness is generally not obvious when walking or running or jumping.
If it is a unilateral femoral head resection, the recovery process is generally relatively normal, but if both sides are resected, you need to wait for a while before walking.
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