It is normal for kittens to have their feet turned in after they are born, especially short-legged cats, and it will usually recover when they grow up. When a kitten is just born, the bones are relatively soft. It may be caused by the abnormal fetal position and being squeezed in the mother cat's uterus, causing obvious inversion of the feet, but generally speaking, it is not a deformity. You can observe it for a period of time, and it will basically grow gradually, and varus feet are very common in short-legged cats.

Precautions for kittens with inverted feet after birth:

1. You can consult a doctor and prescribe some liquid calcium to supplement the kitten, but remember not to touch it If you want to forcefully correct a newborn kitten, the mother cat may abandon it and stop feeding because of the human smell on the kitten.

2. When feeding, it is recommended to choose a syringe for the most convenience. Push it in from the side and do not push out too much at one time. It is best to feed the milk cat with small meals and frequent meals.