To judge a cat's tail fracture, you need to see whether the cat's tail is deformed, or its tail is bent or other abnormal conditions. When raising cats, you must pay attention to safety issues.

How to determine what to do if a cat’s tail is broken

First, check whether the cat’s tail is fractured and displaced at both ends (such as angular displacement, longitudinal axis displacement, lateral displacement, rotational displacement, etc.), and whether the affected limb is in abnormal postures such as shortening, bending, or elongation. . The second is abnormal activities, such as flexion, rotation and other abnormal activities when the affected limb is loaded or passively moved (but the abnormal activities are not obvious with fractures of ribs and vertebrae). Bone friction sounds can be heard at the broken ends of the bones. In addition, symptoms such as bleeding, swelling, pain and dysfunction can also be seen.

Open fractures are often accompanied by major soft tissue trauma, bleeding and bone fragments. At this time, the sick dog has obvious systemic symptoms, including refusal to eat, pain and restlessness, and sometimes elevated body temperature.

So to judge whether the cat has a fracture, you can first touch the whole body and see if there is any part where they will cry out in pain, then remember this position, wait a while and then touch this position again, if it still If you scream in pain, it probably means you have a fracture. Moreover, cats after fractures often become unnatural when walking. Of course, the most direct way is to send the cat to the hospital for an X-ray examination.