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Cow-Hocked Cats are not related to the cow in any way, but they do display a distinctive skeletal oddity that is often seen in cattle, but can be seen in other animals as well.
It is a physical deformity nonetheless but the more you know about it, the better equipped you will be to help your Cow-Hocked Cat.
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The term Cow-Hocked is used to describe an animal that has hind hocks that curve inward towards one another.
What Does Cow-Hocked Mean?
In a Cow-Hocked Cat, the hind legs will be noticeably turned inwards at the hock joint and their feet will point outwards to the side.
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How Do You Know if Your Cat is Cow-Hocked?
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Cow Hocks in a cat can be dangerous depending on how severe the issue is for the specific cat. The severity of this condition can range from mild to severe.
Are Cow Hocks in Cats Dangerous?