Although orthopaedic abnormalities in cats are frequently observed radiographically, they
remain clinically underdiagnosed, and kinetic motion analysis, a fundamental aspect of
orthopaedic research in dogs and horses, is not commonly performed. More information
obtained with non-invasive measurement techniques to assess normal and abnormal gait in
cats would provide a greater insight into their locomotion and biomechanics and improve the
objective measurement of disease alterations and treatment modalities. In this systematic�…