What causes pain in the dog's joints?

Like athletes, the more dogs run and jump, the more easily their joints wear out. This can lead to injuries and joint related diseases, including osteoarthritis.
Problems such as dysplasia of the hip or elbow joint can lead to abnormal joint development. Degenerative problems and ligament tears can also cause joint pain, such as ACL tears, which are common in dogs and can also cause arthritis.
Your dog may have signs of joint pain:
He is not very active or difficult to carry out normal activities
No longer a couch potato; Your dog can't climb up again
He can't easily climb the stairs or get on the car
He can't run away from you anymore
He gets tired easily and doesn't like to play with his friends
He held one of his hands and feet awkwardly