Weakness in the hind legs of kittens and unsteady walking may be caused by hypoglycemia, calcium deficiency, hind leg injuries, joint diseases, etc. It is recommended that the owner first check whether there is any obvious trauma to the kitten's hind legs. If there is any, the wound needs to be cleaned and bandaged in time. If there is no trauma, you need to take the kitten to the pet hospital for examination in time to see what the cause is, and then provide timely treatment based on the examination results.

1. Hypoglycemia

If the kitten does not eat or drink for a long time or does not eat enough, it will easily cause hypoglycemia, causing weakness in the hind legs and unsteady walking. This situation often occurs among kittens. It is recommended that owners give their kittens some glucose water to replenish energy in a timely manner, otherwise the kittens may go into shock due to hypoglycemia. In addition, owners can also artificially feed pet goat milk powder to kittens to ensure the kittens' nutritional supply.

2. Calcium deficiency

If the kitten’s daily diet is relatively simple or the food is insufficient, malnutrition and calcium deficiency will occur, resulting in poor skeletal development of the kitten. If it is too soft, it will cause instability in walking and weakness in the hind legs. In this regard, the owner must promptly adjust the kitten's diet structure to ensure balanced nutrition. The kitten can be fed some high-calcium and highly nutritious foods, such as crucian carp soup. In addition, the owner can also consult a pet doctor and give the cat some calcium supplement products according to the dosage under the guidance of the pet doctor. The effect will be better.

3. Injury to the hind legs

If the kitten’s hind legs are injured, the hind legs may be weak and unsteady. The owner can carefully check the kitten’s hind legs. There is no damage or bleeding on the foot pads, and gently press the legs to see if the kitten resists. If there is trauma, the wound needs to be cleaned and disinfected in time, and the wound needs to be applied with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs and then bandaged to avoid infection.

4. Suffering from joint diseases

If the owner is petting the kitten’s hind legs and the kitten shows resistance and becomes more irritable, it is very serious. It is possible to suffer from joint diseases, such as arthritis, hip dysplasia, etc. If this is the case, you need to take the kitten to the pet hospital for a x-ray examination in time, and then take corresponding measures.