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- 07/22/2013 at 7:45 AM
  Floppybuns
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  I was just looking at peaches claws and it seems like the inside claw on her left foot sticks out instead of going straight like all the others.
  
  Should I be worried?
- 07/22/2013 at 9:06 AM
  Beka27
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  Are her nails long? If my schedule gets off and I have to go 1-2 weeks longer between nail trims, I notice that the nails on my mini rex’s feet seem to start going “different directions”.
  
  This could be the issue and I’d start with doing a good nail trim. If not, it may be either a deformity of the toe/foot, or possibly an old injury that did not heal properly. Does she seem to be in pain/discomfort?
- 07/22/2013 at 8:51 PM
  Floppybuns
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  Her nails aren’t to long I do trim them regularly. She doesn’t seem to been in pain she isn’t limping or anything but she doesn’t want me to touch it however this is normal for her she isn’t a huge fan of her feet being touched.
  
  Should I take her to the vet and have it checked?
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