Limping is one of the most common reasons why dogs are brought into the vet. This could be caused by a foreign object stuck in their paw, a strain or tear to their ligaments or they could have been bitten or stung by insects. In serious cases, dogs limp due to broken bones, trauma, or vascular conditions. Since they are unable to tell us where their pain is coming from, it is our responsibility to be observant on their physical wellbeing and seek veterinary advice whenever necessary. There are two types of limping: gradual and sudden onset. Differentiating between these two categories can help narrow down the cause of your dog’s limping and play a crucial part in determining your next course of action. If…