Quote Originally Posted by scratchin dog View Post
That is called carpus valgus, also known as east/ west feet. It can be caused by an injury but is most likely a genetic defect. It may correct itself in time when his chest develops more. Try to keep her off smooth hard surfaces like concrete or wood.
My pup's paws looks to be similar to carpus valgus...but I don't think her paws was injured or it's a genetic defect. As I stated, her paws/legs were perfectly straight when she was fed kibbles. I just switched her to raw last month and her paws are getting more and more twisted as the day goes by. I don't believe it's the surface that she's on too. As I know many people that keeps their pup's on wooden above ground pen and they have no issues. I'm confident that her paws will straighten back now that she's back on kibbles but I hate to clean up kibble stools as it is super stinky and easily gets smeared all over the place. I honestly think that I'm either missing something special in the raw diet or have too much of something in the raw diet. I've done a lot of research on it online but nothing relevant so far. I really appreciate all the comments and suggestions.

Anyone that has had similar case please share.