The weakness of the kitten’s hind legs and unsteady walking may be caused by trauma to the cat’s legs, problems with the cat’s spine, poor nutrition, etc.

1. The cat’s legs have trauma

When pet owners find that a cat’s hind legs are suddenly weak, they should first carefully check the cat’s legs to see if there is any damage or bleeding. If there is no damage or bleeding, gently pinch the legs to see if the animal resists strongly. If It may be a sprain, pinch, etc.

Pet owners should carefully check their cat’s pads to see if they have been punctured by sharp objects. If so, then you need to treat the cat's wound, rinse it with saline and then apply some iodophor, and finally spray Petsuto under the cat's wound. ​​​​​​

2. There is a problem with the cat’s spine

When a cat suddenly becomes weak in its hind legs, it is best for pet owners to check the cat’s spine with their hands to see if there is a problem. They can touch the spine with their hands and pinch it gently. If the animal resists, it may be a problem. Spine problems. It may be that the cat has bone injuries, arthritis, poor hip joint development, etc. If this is the case, you should take the cat to the pet hospital in time to let a professional veterinarian help check and take timely measures.

3. Cats are poorly nourished

In daily life, cats have a single diet and unbalanced nutrient absorption, which will lead to malnutrition and calcium deficiency in cats, which will lead to lameness in their hind legs. Therefore, pet owners also need to pay special attention to their cats’ diet. They can feed their cats some meat, such as beef, chicken, fish, etc., or feed them some nutritional paste.

If your cat is deficient in calcium, you can also take the cat out to bask in the sun more often, or put the cat on a balcony where it can be exposed to the sun, so as to promote the absorption of calcium.