Drop Tail in Dogs

🐶 Drop Tail in Dogs | K9 Active Health 🐾
00:00 Introduction
00:45 Mechanism of Injury
01:13 Eccentric Contractions
02:19 DOMS
03:14 Prevention
03:41 Treatment
04:32 Outro
Welcome back to the K9 Active Health channel! The phenomenon of "Drop Tail" in dogs, known by many names such as "Cold Water Tail", "Rudder Tail", "Dead Tail", "Limber Tail", and "Swimmers Tail", is an intriguing yet concerning condition. Dr. Adam is here to break down the details, explaining its varied names, diving into its causes, and offering invaluable care advice.
🎥 Highlights from this episode:
📝 Names for Drop Tail: Whether it's "Cold Water Tail", "Rudder Tail", "Dead Tail", "Limber Tail", or "Swimmers Tail", we'll ensure you know them all and can identify the condition, whatever it may be called.
🤔 What Causes Drop Tail?: Dr. Adam shares his insights into what might be behind this distinctive tail behavior.
🚑 Immediate Care Recommendations: If your dog displays signs of drop tail, you'll know exactly what to do with expert guidance from Dr. Adam.
⛑️ Preventative Measures: Equip yourself with knowledge on how to potentially prevent this condition and ensure your dog's tail remains happy and healthy.
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My golden retriever cross has always had joints that click whenever she climbs onto the couch, gets up from lying down or when she goes to lay down. We’ve noticed some back discomfort but nothing that has been really obvious or affected her mobility/play. I’m wondering what causes this and if it’s a problem?
She is now whimpering when trying to get up onto the couch or bed and sometimes when she lies down or stands up… it started today so I’m not sure what to do… does the clicking indicate a underlying issue and warrants going to the vet immediately should I wait a few days to see if it gets better?
I am struggling financially at the moment, and I will of course pay for X-rays if necessary but yeah I just need some advice please.
I can’t find any info or videos on dogs with clicky joints so I’m hoping you can help!
Thank you in advance!