Why Is My Dog Limping?
Observing your dog limping can be alarming. Limping, or lameness, occurs when a dog is hesitant to place weight on one or more legs, typically due to discomfort, leading to challenges in movement. The limp might be temporary, lasting only a few moments, or it could persist and worsen over time. In some instances, the limp may come and go or even shift between legs. While certain causes of limping are evident, others can be elusive. It’s important to recognize that limping is never normal, though the underlying issues can range from minor to severe.
