Is my 7-day-old kitten's bent paw and strange movement normal?

Best take the litter and mom to your vet and have the legs of the kitten assessed. Depending on the type of "bend", it may be possible to put them into the right position with orthopedic aids. Without seeing the deformation in person and being able to palpate or xray the legs, it is not possible to assess it. Best make an appointment with your veterinarian.

It's definitely not normal. I would recommend that you have the kitten checked out by a vet. There could be something congenital (such as a brain issue) or an infection causing these weird episodes. A complete physical and neurologic exam may shed some light as to the cause, or the vet may recommend bloodwork to get an answer.

There are a few follow up questions regarding Kiara. Is this new or has she always had this going on? If this is new then it can be trauma related or even a clot. If this has always been going on then it may be congenital. Ideally, she would see a veterinarian for a full physical examination. Thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

This kitten will need to be seen by a veterinarian. It may be possible to orthopedically treat the kitten by applying braces or similar means to help it strengthen its front legs. It is necessary for the kitten to be examined and treated as it will not be able to walk properly on the front legs like this, making it prone to injuries and infections.

It does look like the abnormal claw is causing irritation to the pad. I would recommend having Ally examined by a vet to see if the claw should be removed to treat chronic pain or if it simply needs to be trimmed. The vet can also discuss her cold symptoms to determine if it needs treatment or just time.

Hello, thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach. So sorry to hear this happened to Givenchy. You really need to get her to a vet for an examination. She could have fractured/broken the leg, dislocated it or even avulsed the brachial plexus (bundle of nerves in the armpit). These are not things you are going to fix at home. I'm sure she is in a lot of pain and getting some pain medication from the vet would be a nice thing to do for her too. Please get her to the vet. It doesn't sound like a simple sprain. You can cold compress it if she will allow you to but that won't take the place of a vet exam. Hope this helps. Best wishes.

This is not normal at all. You have to have Simba seen by a vet for this problem. Without seeing him in person, I cannot diagnose what is causing this, and therefore cannot suggest a treatment. Please take him into a vet in the morning.