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!

Apparently, regular paws just weren’t enough for him. 😂

Whiskey has six peets on all hands and feet 🩷 and he likes his feet rubbed.

This is my new girl, Tove, I have always wanted a poly cat, and now I finally have one. So now I have a cat with no tail and a cat with extra toes. Lol

Would you pick up this hitchhiker?

I just got a kitten a couple months ago, he is a polydactyl tabby on all 4 feet (just one upper claw on each back foot)! He lets me touch his toes, but sometimes I see he shakes his paw when he’s laying down as if something’s bothering him, and of course he walks funny because on one paw his toes are flatter and come out more and touch the by ground. Anyway, he’s got 7 claws on each paw and I have to trim the middle ones which are thicker than the rest. Just looking for guidance or things to look out for as he grows. This is Pawl.

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

We adopted this guy as a senior and were delighted to have him for a couple of years. He was my second poly, and an absolute dearheart. We love you, Chef!

meet Maia! The sweetest girl in the universe 🖤🤍

She has one extra bean on each of her front paws, and two extra beans on each of her back paws! she may not have much of a mitten look, but when I look at them I see little mushroom caps! 🍄‍🟫<3

Ive raised hon and his simblings since they were one week old. He's a special boy.