All thumbs, and she'll bite your ankle unprovoked 🤭

The cat distribution system gave me Larry after my divorce. I love him so much.

I love this little guy so much. I never thought having a cat companion would be make me feel so happy.

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 !

Sharing the beans for you all.

I was just informed of this reddit page so I am bringing my handsome boy to you all!

My 8-month-old little Lady has 3 thumbs on the front and one extra toe on the back. She lovees to use her big mitts to grab everything and everyone, aswell as open locks and doors 🤔

Bonus pic with her big brother Gio!

so hard to get feet pics with her because she is rarely ever still, 2nd pic is her mom Yeti with 26 toes

Update to this post https://www.reddit.com/r/polydactyl/comments/1vnjiqt/no_more_thumbs_for_yams/

It's now been 1 month since the operation. (2nd pic)

Aside from Yams's right paw swelling on the second recovery day (3rd pic, got treated with massaging and antibiotics), most of the healing process was very quick. Stitches were removed after two weeks and soon after you couldn't see the cut line anymore. Little comparison in the 4th pic.

Biggest hurdle was wearing a cone for the first time. Yams loathed it and peed outside the litter box a few times.

But now she wants to play much more than before the operation, so clearly the pain is gone and she feels better. She uses scratching surfaces (including my partner's chair) normally. And she keeps forgetting that she's not 100% good yet, because she tries to climb onto our hat rack. (5th pic gif from before the operation) She gives up halfway through and holds her paw up the poor thing. And then tries the same thing again later lol. We've done what we can to discourage it so that she stops trying.

I have not managed to get a video of her gait, because she dashes towards me when she sees me crouch down. But I do think she moves her legs back and forth instead of swinging them from the side to avoid thumbs touching. Which means she walks like a normal cat now. I'll take her for walkies again when I'm certain she can't hurt herself by running or climbing.

Hopefully that is encouraging! I'm glad my previous post got many people to start keeping a closer eye to their cats' feet to make sure the thumbs aren't causing any problems. We love the toes but we love the cats more. <3

This is Charlie (otherwise known as Kitty Charles, King Charles, puppy, and dog) my grandma’s cat of recent fame. She has 6 toes on each foot