Cat’s urine drip could mean tail injury, overstretched bladder. Dr. Susan Baker. Question: My cat, Chuckles got outside recently and we did not find her until the next morning.

Physical injuries, such as sprains or fractures, are another potential cause of unusual tail behavior. If your cat's tail appears limp or they react negatively to touch in that area, it could ...

Tail injuries are relatively common in dogs and cats. Tails can be bitten, caught in doors, stepped on, or even broken. Injured tails tend to droop or sag, and are generally quite painful.

If you suspect this, take your cat to the vet, who can take a look and let you know if the anal glands are the reason your cat is playing with their tail. 5. Feline hyperesthesia syndrome ...

Pumpkin the cat who had it’s tail removed after being swung like a helicopter (Picture: SWNS) She rushed her to the vets with a swollen tail where the full extent of Pumpkin’s injuries was ...