Generally speaking, cats with folded tails have poorer physiques than normal cats and are prone to illness. Cats with folded tails usually have their tails broken due to genetic defects, which will affect their offspring. The life span of cats with folded tails is generally longer than that of normal cats. Short; will affect the cat’s balance system.

What are the effects of cat tail folding

1. Cats with folded tails are generally in poorer physical condition than normal cats and are prone to illness

A cat with a broken tail is a physiological defect in itself. Usually, a cat with a folded tail will be conceived after being conceived by a very close relative. Therefore, first of all, a cat with a broken tail will have a much worse physique than a normal cat and will be prone to illness or disease. easy to get injured.

2. Cats with folded tails usually have their tails folded due to genetic defects, which will affect future generations

Cats with broken tails generally pass on poor physical fitness to their offspring. Therefore, it is generally recommended not to breed cats with broken tails, because the physical fitness of the offspring may be worse than that of the parents.

3. Generally speaking, the lifespan of a cat with a folded tail is shorter than that of a normal cat

Fold-tailed cats generally have a short lifespan because they are born with a weak constitution.

4. Will affect the cat’s balance system

A cat’s tail is an organ that maintains body balance. The reason why people think cats will not die after falling from a high place is actually the tail that plays a key role. When a cat falls, its tail rotates like an airplane propeller, allowing the cat's body to maintain balance and land safely.