What medicine should I take if my dog's leg is sprained? If a dog's leg is sprained, he should go to the veterinarian to determine whether he needs medication or acupuncture or other treatment. If necessary, the corresponding medicine will be given.

Dog sprain should be determined based on whether there is hematoma, ulceration, suppurative infection, etc. If there is no hematoma or ulceration, take anti-inflammatory drugs, you can recover by taking local external anti-inflammatory ointment. If there is already hematoma, ulceration or suppurative infection, you need to seek medical treatment in time. The affected area needs to be rinsed every day, and use anti-bacterial anti-inflammatory ointment and oral anti-bacterial anti-inflammatory ointment in the later stage. In severe cases, sutures and infusion treatment are also required.

A dog fracture generally means that the dog's bones are broken or the bones are broken, such as bone fractures or fractures. Some dogs may experience symptoms such as not touching the ground, walking with their feet on their feet, or being unwilling to exercise, or being unable to stand up. Sprains generally refer to abnormal phenomena such as damage to muscles, tendons or ligaments under the action of external forces, such as swelling and pain. Most fractures can be diagnosed by X-ray, and sprains generally do not show obvious abnormalities on X-rays.

In short, if the dog is sprained, these methods can be tried.