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My 5 month old Labrador's legs are too weak what should I do, plz suggest
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2 years ago
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Anil
Labrador Retriever
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Maurya Ghosh
Labrador Retriever, 2 years ago
Use Beaphar bone feeder & home food plus with food. Also note at the time of growth many pup feel like they are thin but actually it's growing so it look like thin.
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Anil
Labrador Retriever, 2 years ago
Maurya Ghosh Legs are thin from starting
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Maurya Ghosh
Labrador Retriever, 2 years ago
1)Home food plus 1/2 spoon (Morning and night) 2) Beaphar - HD tablet 1/2 tablet night 3) Bone builder - 1/2 spoon Morning All with food
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Sankar Sahu
Labrador Retriever, 2 years ago
For how much you have purchased your lab
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Anil
Labrador Retriever, 2 years ago
Sankar Sahu 10k
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Sankar Sahu
Labrador Retriever, 2 years ago
Anil How much he weights now
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Krishna Ballabh Singh
German Shepherd Dog, 2 years ago
And always give him skycal calcium..... It's must for every dog
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Dr.Dhara Shah
Golden Retriever, 2 years ago
You can give skycal and proviboost 5 ml morning and evening. Do not give him milk. Feed curd rice carrots and peas it will be helpful.
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Sohan
Labrador Retriever, 2 years ago
After reading all comments, it seems like the legs are thin due to genetic problems. His parents might have weak legs. As per my knowledge, you cannot make them thicker but can strengthen them with calcium supplements and daily workouts.
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Anil
Labrador Retriever, 2 years ago
Sohan My dog gets problem in standup
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Sohan
Labrador Retriever, 2 years ago
Anil Ohh. In that case consult a vet. He might have some injuries or some joint problems.
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Piyush
Golden Retriever, 2 years ago
Buy CF pets hip joint support suppliments, 599 on Flipkart give 1.5 per day half for every meal and continue till it's finished , if has good results then consult vet to continue or not
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