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I think what you describe is different. My girl has an actual spinal kink where the bone was kinked, it couldn't be straighten. What you describe sounds more like tight tendon which is no concern. My daughters husky has a curled tail which in the show ring is a fault, but it's not a deformity like a kink in the actual bone. Her tail set is fine, just tendons are tight and causes tail to curl.
Just my opinion as a breeder, but if there is any problem with a cat it should be disclosed. Even little things such as tail kinks. I was pretty pissed when I got it and the breeder didn't tell me or seemed to care. Even as a person buying a pet you should know. A good breeder has nothing to hide.
