Puppy Parents, take note, Eight Common Puppy Injuries to Avoid!
Brandon Schomberg • August 16, 2025
Healthy Living with your Dog
Puppies are playful, curious, and FULL of energy, but that also means they’re prone to a few common injuries. Here are eight things to watch out for!
1️⃣ Sprains & Strains – from too much zoomie energy
2️⃣ Paw & Nail Injuries – cracks, cuts, or torn nails
3️⃣ Broken Bones – falls off furniture or accidents
4️⃣ Bites & Scratches – from rough play
5️⃣ Mouth & Tooth Injuries – chewing things they shouldn’t
6️⃣ Head & Eye Injuries – bumps or scratches
7️⃣ Heat/Cold Issues – overheated paws or frostbite
8️⃣ Swallowing Hazards – toys, sticks, or socks
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