Just wondering if anyone has cats which has queen annes legs, and what does it actually mean, is it a good thing or not? Thanks

from what i know Queen Anne's legs refer to the cats legs/paws pointing outward, like the antique table leg design. like this??

i don't think it's major in most cases but there are some fairly extreme cases that need binding or ops. some of the kittens from the litter that my neutered Ocicat came from had them. She had them slightly but they straightened with time and growth with no intervention.

Seen Jack Russels with em - but never a cat - but then I see more dogs then cats so who knows
regards
sue

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yeah i'm more familar with dogs having them but there were a couple of cases with some Ocicats with 'crooked legs' they would bend just at the radius in an outward fashion. couldn't find a photo of a cat but it looks sorta like this...




but of course not a donkey lol

Awh bless the donkey, but the turn is normally the other way is it not?
regards
sue

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i think it can go either way. dunno only saw it with the ocicat kittens myself

thanks anyway i might google it