Why do my puppy's front paws look bent, even if he's not hurting?

If his foot is not straight and it was previously, Zeus needs to see the veterinarian today. Even if he is using it, this is obviously not normal and could be a luxation or fracture. Because he is still developing this could have long-term implications. Have him examined quickly. The doctor will likely need a radiograph. Best of luck and please feel free to post any additional questions.

If this twisted leg happened all of a sudden, your puppy likely has a fractured leg, If this happened over time, then it is not growing properly. You will need to make an appointment with a veterinarian for an orthopedic exam and radiographs, Depending on the findings your puppy may need surgery or at least wear a cast for a while to straighten out the leg and help your puppy grow properly. You also need to make sure that your puppy is getting proper puppy food for medium sizd dogs to ensure that he gets all the necessary nutrition to grow into a healthy dog, This leg will not come right by itself, so you will need the help of a veterinarian.

When puppies have limb deformities or difficulties walking normally, I'm always concerned that there could be growth issues. These can be due to nutritional deficiencies, trauma, or hereditary bone or joint problems passed on by the parents. Since you've stated that he's very skinny, I'm especially concerned about his nutrition. King needs to see a vet, not just for this problem but because he needs to start getting routine vaccinations and anti-parasite medications. I would recommend he see one very soon, since it's critical to correct the problems now. PetCoach now offers veterinary housecall visits in the San Diego area. Read more at https://www.petcoach.co/house-call-veterinarians/ or email us at housecalls@petcoach.co.

Hello, Based on your description, Loki may have what we refer to as a valgus deformity or angular limb deformity. It is a bone malformation some pets are born with, and it can be corrected with surgery. Follow up with your veterinarian to discuss options

Thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! I recommend having Tooty looked at by a vet to determine what is going on. Your vet can perform x-rays to make sure that the bones and joints are not injured and see what is going on. Tooty may need to wear a cast or splint or some additional support. I hope this helps!

I'd have Luca checked out by a vet and have x-rays done to make sure there isn't a growth plate abnormality causing this turning of the paws. If there is one, the vet can discuss treatment options which may include surgery. Best of luck.

This sounds like a neurological condition of the foot, i couldn't tell you what is the exact cause but it is probably serious. i would recommend taking Bentley to the vet as soon as you can, the vet will perform a full neurological examination in order to assess the severity of the condition and will then proceed to a treatment plan.