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Does my kitten have cow hocked legs? He's 8 months old and though I've heard kittens can look cow hocked, I feel like at this age his legs should have straightened out? :
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My kitty has diabetes and has been having trouble walking cause of his hips and I think he knows I'm worried, his little face just says it all 😭 : r/ cats
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Mayton starting to walk on hocks with pictures | Feline Diabetes Message Board - FDMB
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HELP!! Are these sore hocks or just callouses on my bunny?! Do we need to take him to the vet? UK. He's only ever been housed on soft carpet, sawdust and hay.
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Ask Ariel Your Pet Nutritionist - Is your cat walking flat-footed on their rear paws? Normally a cat's hocks are vertical. The most common culprits are diabetes https://www.askariel.com/supplements-for-pet-diabetes-s/1934.htm and kidney disease (although
