Cats have bones. Because cats’ bodies are relatively soft, the saying “cats are liquid” is wrong. The cat's body is able to stretch and contract freely thanks to its unique bones. The number of bones in the whole body of a cat reaches 230 to 255. The bones of the cat’s trunk include the bones of the spine and chest outline, a total of 58 to 85 bones. The number of bones in a cat will vary depending on the individual cat. The number of bones in the tail can vary from 18 to 28. If the cat has hind limb weakness, it may be caused by the cat's calcium deficiency. It is recommended that the owner supplement the cat with calcium.

What to do if a cat’s bone is broken:

1. If the cat shows symptoms of suspected fracture, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for examination to determine whether the cat has a broken bone. Diagnosis of fractures and their severity and subsequent treatment.

2. If the cat only has a slight bone fracture, external fixation is usually used, and cotton boards are used to fix the cat's wound.

3. Bone setting is the key to the success of treating cat fractures. You must ask professionals to help.