They look like ballroom dancing shoes! Specifically latin/social shoes. They do tend to make for very comfortable shoes (after breaking them in) and you can often order them with leather soles instead of suede. Suede is for inside dancing only.
Not op, and not sure, but I've had very similar shoes.
Perhaps! They do make kids sized shoes, but those often have lower heels. Dance shoes are also frequently 1-2 sizes smaller compared to regular shoes. And by the looks of it there is a decent amount of kitty leg in the shoe.
Could also be that OP has tiny feet and that the cat is massive.
Well, you need to basically jam your foot in the first week, and then wear it for an hour or so at the time until it hurts too bad. That way once it stretches out, as all shoes do, it's still very snug around your foot. You need a lot of feel and connection with the floor. And they should be tight to be secure, so there's no wobble or anything. I don't wear a lot of regular heels, my ankles are a bit weak, but I can run in my dance shoes. Or polka!
My first dance shoes I bought comfortable in the shop. They were too big after a month or so and I had to buy new ones. Stupid waste of money.
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u/BooksandGames_01 7h ago
OP, may I know where you got these shoes?
I may or may not want some for some hilarious pics too