The Shiba Inu cannot stand up and needs to check its legs and feet

The owner first checks the Shiba Inu’s foot pads to see if there is any trauma. Because sometimes when they go out for a walk, their foot pads will be injured by some sharp stones, glass shards, etc. If your foot is injured, you will naturally not want to touch the ground, so you will be unable to stand up. If there is any minor trauma, it can be disinfected with some iodophor and then simply bandaged. If it's serious and needs to be taken to the hospital for treatment, don't do it yourself.

Shiba Inu’s inability to stand up may be due to calcium deficiency

Dogs lacking calcium may have weak walking legs, as if they can’t walk, some may not be able to stand up, and may have O- or X-shaped legs. Wait; if it is the teething period, there will also be situations where the deciduous teeth do not fall out and there are double rows of teeth; lactating dogs will have hypocalcemia; old dogs will have osteoporosis, etc. An appropriate amount of calcium needs to be supplemented. The simpler way is to add Wanglijie directly to the food they eat.

Shiba Inu cannot stand up and needs to bask in the sun

If the Shiba Inu cannot stand up, the owner should not force them to go out for a walk and exercise. Wait until you have replenished your calcium and your bones are strong enough to walk before going out. Forcibly walking is not good for your bones. When you are at home, you can go to the balcony or take your Shiba Inu downstairs to bask in the sun. This is good for your health, and the sun can also promote the production of vitamin D, which can promote the absorption of calcium.