If raised well, the lifespan of a Fold-eared cat can be about 10-13 years. However, Fold-eared cats are prone to skin diseases and heart disease, which will shorten the life of Fold-eared cats. Therefore, you must be prepared for this aspect when raising Fold-eared cats. You must raise Fold-eared cats scientifically, receive regular vaccinations and have regular physical examinations, so as to extend the life of Fold-eared cats.

If you want a folded-eared cat to live longer, you need to do the following:

Regulate the intestines and stomach The gastrointestinal tract of Fold-eared cats is relatively fragile. It is recommended to feed Fold-eared cats some pet probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract. This can maintain the balance of the cat's intestinal flora, promote digestion and absorption, and is more beneficial to the cat's health. Healthy eating It should be mainly light, and ensure that the Fold-eared cat gets enough nutrients. Moreover, Fold-eared cats should be fed regularly and quantitatively to develop good eating habits. Don’t eat too single a diet. It is recommended to choose a nutritious cat food. Bath regularly You can keep giving your folded-eared cat a bath every 2 to 3 months. Never bathe a cat with folded ears frequently, as this can easily cause the cat to have a stress reaction, and may also cause the cat to suffer from skin diseases, rough hair, etc. Regular physical examination Because Fold-eared cats have serious genetic diseases, the physical examination cycle should be every six months. This way, the physical health of Fold-eared cats can be observed, and any abnormalities can be treated in time. Get vaccinated promptly Fold-eared cats can be vaccinated for the first time when they are about two months old, which can prevent many major diseases. After the cat with folded ears is vaccinated, it is recommended to do an antibody test for the cat, and it is recommended to receive the feline triplex and rabies vaccine every 2 to 3 years.