Superficial hind limb muscles viewed from rear. By Doug Thal DVM DABVP. Reviewed by Cindy Sharp DVM Less Common
- Can't Seem to Move or Bend Hind Limb, Seems Locked
- Swelling of Upper Hind Limb or Leg
- Resting One Hind Limb, One Limb Cocked
- Pop or Clunk Sound when Bearing Weight on Hind Limb or Walking
- Lameness, Recent Hind Limb
- Lameness, Chronic Hind Limb
- Hindquarters Seem to Fall Away or Collapse while Ridden
- Hind-End Leans or Falls to One Side, One Hind Limb Seems Weak
- Short-Strided in One or Both Hind Limbs
- Hind Limb Swings Inward, Viewed from Behind
- Hind Limb Bows Outward at Hock When Walking
- Clicking or Snapping of Hind Limbs at Walk
