A sudden lameness in a cat's legs may be caused by muscle or bone damage caused by hitting an object. Cats with long-term calcium deficiency can also suddenly become lame. Injury to the cat's feet can also cause lameness. It is best for parents to take care of their cats. Go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination to find out the cause of the cat's lameness and provide targeted treatment.

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Some cats are very good actors, and their lameness may be just acting. If there are no problems after inspection, it may be that the cat is acting.