I’m assuming very slightly, not enough to have an entirely new pad, but enough to have six beans and five toes!

EDIT: Not polydactyl, just a freak

Big fan of polydactyl cats tho!

Maybe I'm biased, but I'm convinced that more and more cats are being born with thumbs. Will all cats be polydactyl in the foreseeable future?

Ignore my bad handwriting but my cat has thumbs on both her front and back paws, but only her front paws have this weird extra claw between her thumb and the rest of her foot. It doesn't seem to affect her health because she's been alive for around 12 years and it's never bothered her but I'm just curious.

So Nem, my boi, whom you may recognize, has been doing great here so far. If you love Nem follow me and join r/NemThePolyCat !

Anybody from Jacksonville in this group? I have 3 polys.

Just wanted to show how odd Polydactyl can be. Hahaha.

My boy Biggs is going in for the big snip in a few weeks time. I’m considering getting a few of his claws removed while he’s under. I’m very new to polydactyls and appreciate any feedback.

His left paw (pic 3-4) has the extra toes on top of his main paw. They all retract together, and when his main claws come out, I worry his mini-toe nails dig into his paw and will get worse as his claws get larger.

His right foot (pics 5-7) has mini toes that angle inward toward his main paw, but it’s a bit higher up the wrist. I’m considering getting 1-2 claws removed from that one to prevent them getting the pad. I’m also worried about this paw structurally, if he could damage it jumping or running to much.

Any advice or feedback is appreciated!

Any

Last picture is a comparison with my other cat so you can see why I'm wondering

she really looks like she has thumbs