If the Shiba Inu's legs are simply thin, and the Shiba Inu is overall thin, it may be due to insufficient nutrition. If the owner usually feeds the Shiba Inu more high-calorie and high-protein foods, the Shiba Inu will soon become thinner. As you gain weight, your legs will quickly become thicker. If your Shiba Inu has thin legs and is accompanied by bent legs, the owner should be careful about whether your Shiba Inu is suffering from calcium deficiency.
The main cause of calcium deficiency in the Shiba Inu The reason lies in unreasonable diet. Usually, the Shiba Inu’s nutrition comes from food. If the owner only feeds the Shiba Inu a single dog food and does not have extra nutrients to absorb, it will easily lead to the Shiba Inu’s calcium deficiency. In this case, the owner may wish to refer to the following measures to help the Shiba Inu:
The first thing is to "walk the dog" more, let the Shiba Inu do more outdoor activities and bask in the sun, which can also improve the Shiba Inu's physical fitness. At the same time, you can usually supplement some "calcium-containing" foods or drugs appropriately. These can be purchased in professional stores. You can consult professionals carefully when purchasing. If you determine that your Shiba Inu is "calcium deficient", don't be discouraged. According to the advice of professionals, timely "calcium supplementation" for the Shiba Inu can help the Shiba Inu get better as soon as possible. If the Shiba Inu is very well-behaved, don't always keep it in a dog cage. Let the Shiba Inu exercise more, which is the best way to help the Shiba Inu digest and absorb. way.