What happens if a Dachshund lacks calcium?
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A calcium-deficient Dachshund shows slow bone growth, small size, O- or X-shaped legs, double rows of teeth, and rough dull coat; severely deficient puppies may tremble constantly. Adult Dachshunds may show poor appetite, lethargy, lameness, and hind-leg paralysis; nursing dogs may have postpartum tremors, fever, and no appetite; senior dogs may get osteoporosis, bone deformity, muscle weakness, and loose teeth..