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Tensor fascia lata m.: Origin
tuber coxae
Tensor fascia lata m.: Insertion
fascia lata
Tensor fascia lata m.: Action
tense the fascia lata, flex the coxal joint and extend the genual
Superficial gluteus m.: Origin
sacrum and 1st caudal vertebra
Superficial gluteus m.: Insertion
third trochanter
Superficial gluteus m.: Action
extend the coxal joint; abduct the pelvic limb
Middle gluteus m.: Origin
gluteal surface of the ilium
Middle gluteus m.: Insertion
greater trochanter
Middle gluteus m.: Action
extend the coxal joint; abduct and rotate the pelvic limb medially
Piriformis m.: Origin
sacrum and 1st caudal vertebra
Piriformis m.: Insertion
greater trochanter
Piriformis m.: Action
extend the coxal joint
Deep gluteus m.: Origin
body of ilium and ischiatic spine
Deep gluteus m.: Insertion
greater trochanter
Deep gluteus m.: Action
extend the coxal joint; abduct and rotate the pelvic limb medially
Articularis coxae m.: Origin
ilium
Articularis coxae m.: Insertion
neck of femur
Articularis coxae m.: Action
adjusts/protects coxal joint capsule
Gluteofemoralis m. (only in cat): Origin
2nd through 4th caudal vertebrae
Gluteofemoralis m. (only in cat): Insertion
fascia lata/lateral aspect of patella
Gluteofemoralis m. (only in cat): Action
extend the coxal joint; pull the tail laterally
External obturator m.: Origin
ventral aspect of os coxae around obturator foramen
External obturator m.: Insertion
trochanteric fossa
External obturator m.: Action
rotate the limb laterally at the coxal joint
Internal obturator m.: Origin
dorsal aspect of os coxae around obturator foramen
Internal obturator m.: Insertion
trochanteric fossa
Internal obturator m.: Action
rotate the limb laterally at the coxal joint
Gemelli mm.: Origin
lateral aspect of ischium
Gemelli mm.: Insertion
trochanteric fossa
Gemelli mm.: Action
rotate the limb laterally at the coxal joint
Quadratus femoris m.: Origin
ventral aspect of ischium
Quadratus femoris m.: Insertion
near the trochanteric fossa
Quadratus femoris m.: Action
Extend the coxal joint; rotate the limb laterally at the coxal joint
Biceps femoris m.: Origin
ischiatic tuberosity and sacrotuberous ligament
Biceps femoris m.: Insertion
lateral aspect of genual region (via fascia lata); tuber calcanei (via crural fascia)
Biceps femoris m.: Action
extend the coxal joint; variable action on the genual joint; extend the tarsocrural joint
Semitendinosus m.: Origin
ischiatic tuberosity
Semitendinosus m.: Insertion
medial aspect of tibia; tuber calcanei (via crural fascia)
Semitendinosus m.: Action
extend the coxal joint; variable action on the genual joint; extend the tarsocrural joint
Semimembranosus m.: Origin
ischiatic tuberosity
Semimembranosus m.: Insertion
medial aspect of distal femur and proximal tibia
Semimembranosus m.: Action
extend coxal joint; variable action on the genual joint
Sartorius m. (has cranial and caudal bellies in the dog): Origin
iliac crest
Sartorius m. (cranial belly): Insertion
vastus medialis & rectus femoralis
Sartorius m. (caudal belly): Insertion
medial aspect of the genual region
Sartorius m. (both cranial and caudal bellies): Action
flex the coxal joint
Sartorius m. (cranial belly only): Action
extend the genual joint (and still flexes the coxal joint)
Sartorius m. (caudal belly only): Action
flex the genual joint (and still flexes the coxal joint)
Gracilis m.: Origin
pelvic symphysis
Gracilis m.: Insertion
medial aspect of the genual region; tuber calcanei (via crural fascia)
Gracilis m.: Action
adduct the pelvic limb; extend the tarsocrural joint
Pectineus m.: Origin
iliopubic eminence
Pectineus m.: Insertion
distal body of femur
Pectineus m.: Action
adduct the pelvic limb
Adductor m.: Origin
ventral surface of os coxae
Adductor m.: Insertion
most of the caudal surface of femur
Adductor m.: Action
adduct the pelvic limb; extend the coxal joint
Quadriceps femoris m. (rectus femoris head): Origin
body of ilium
Quadriceps femoris m. (vastus lateralis, vastus intermedius, and vastus medialis heads): Origin
proximal femur
Quadriceps femoris m. (all four heads): Insertion
patella and tibial tuberosity via patellar ligament
Quadriceps femoris m. (all four heads): Action
extend the genual joint
Quadriceps femoris m. (rectus femoris head only): Action
flex the coxal joint (and still extend the genual joint)
Iliopsoas m. (iliacus m.): Origin
ilium
Iliopsoas m. (psoas major m.): Origin
lumbar vertebrae
Iliopsoas m. (iliacus m. + psoas major m.): Insertion
lesser trochanter
Iliopsoas m. (iliacus m. + psoas major m.): Action
flex the coxal joint, rotate the hip joint laterally
Cranial tibial m.: Origin
lateral aspect of proximal tibia
Cranial tibial m.: Insertion
plantar base of 1st and 2nd metatarsal bones
Cranial tibial m.: Action
flex the tarsocrural joint; rotate pes laterally
Long digital extensor m.: Origin
extensor fossa of femur
Long digital extensor m.: Insertion
extensor processes of the distal phalanges
Long digital extensor m.: Action
flex the tarsocrural joint; extend the digital joints
Lateral digital extensor m.: Origin
fibula
Lateral digital extensor m.: Insertion
extensor process of the distal phalange of fifth digit
Lateral digital extensor m.: Action
extend the digital joints of fifth digit
Fibularis longus m.: Origin
on or near lateral collateral ligament of the genual joint
Fibularis longus m.: Insertion
4th tarsal bone and plantar base of metatarsal bones
Fibularis longus m.: Action
flex the tarsocrural joint; rotate the pes medially
Fibularis brevis m.: Origin
distal and lateral surfaces of tibial and fibula
Fibularis brevis m.: Insertion
Base of metatarsal bone V
Fibularis brevis m.: Action
flex the tarsocrural joint
Gastrocnemius m. (medial and lateral heads): Origin
medial and lateral supracondylar tuberosities of femur [there is a sesamoid bone (“fabella”) per each origin of the gastrocnemius heads]
Gastrocnemius m. (medial and lateral heads): Insertion
tuber calcanei
Gastrocnemius m. (medial and lateral heads): Action
flex the genual joint; extend the tarsocrural joint
Popliteus m.: Origin
Lateral condyle of the femur, the tendon runs in an oblique direction deep to the lateral collateral lig. of the genual joint.
Popliteus m.: Insertion
proximocaudal surface of the tibia
Popliteus m.: Action
medial rotation of the genual joint; probably give important proprioception of the genual joint position to the central nerve system
Soleus m. (present in cat, absent in the dog): Origin
head of fibula
Soleus m. (present in cat, absent in the dog): Insertion
joins lateral head of gastrocnemius muscle
Soleus m. (present in cat, absent in the dog): Action
extend the tarsocrural joint
Superficial digital flexor m.: Origin
lateral supracondylar tuberosity of femur
Superficial digital flexor m.: Insertion
tuber calcanei; plantar bases of middle phalanges
Superficial digital flexor m.: Action
flex the genual joint; extend the tarsocrural joint; flex the metatarsophalangeal joints; flex the proximal interphalangeal joints
Deep digital flexor m.: Origin
proximal caudal aspect of the tibia and fibula
Lateral head: Flexor digital lateral
Medial head: Flexor digital medial
Deep digital flexor m.: Insertion
flexor tubercles of distal phalanges as a common tendon of both heads
Deep digital flexor m.: Action
extend the tarsocrural joint; flex the metatarsophalangeal joints; flex the proximal interphalangeal joints; flex the distal interphalangeal joints
Tibial caudalis m.: Origin
proximal caudal aspect of the fibula
Tibial caudalis m.: Insertion
caudal aspect of tarsus
Tibial caudalis m.: Action
extend the tarsocrural joint (considered part of the deep digital flexor m. in large animals, may be absent in carnivores)
Interossei mm.: Origin
plantar base of respective metatarsal bone