The Scottish Fold cat is a rather special cat. Many friends like its unique folded ears and keep Fold cats. However, they are at a loss when it comes to breeding their beloved cats, because Scottish Fold cats are not very careful when breeding. If you pay attention, accidents will happen, so it is recommended that the owner not breed it casually to avoid accidents. I think many friends are also interested in this question. How to match a Scottish Fold cat? Today, the editor will explain to you the relevant knowledge about how to match a Scottish Fold cat and what to pay attention to.

How do Scottish Fold cats mate?

1. Let the male Scottish Fold cat become familiar with the mating location in advance. Sometimes Scottish Fold male cats are unwilling to mate with Scottish Fold female cats because they are unfamiliar with the environment. In this case, the male cats should be allowed to adapt and become familiar with the mating environment 1 to 2 months before the breeding season.

2. Conduct mating training for Scottish Fold male cats. Male cats used for breeding should undergo mating training before mating, and male cats that are unsuccessful in mating should also be treated with training methods. Provide a special breeding place for the male cat. First, let the male cat arrive at the breeding place to adapt to the environment. After a few minutes, put the female Scottish Fold cat in heat together. After repeated training, male cats are generally willing to mate with female cats.

3. Pull out the hair ring on the penis of Scottish Fold cat. Some male cats cannot insert their penis into the vagina. This is because the glans of the penis is covered with epithelial papillae, and many hairs are adhered to the epithelial papillae to form a layer of hair rings. In this case, the male cat should be stabilized first and the foreskin should be removed. Turn it downward and outward to fully expose the glans, and then use small tweezers to gently pluck out the hair wrapped around the glans. After removing it, put the male cat and the female cat in estrus together, and you can engage in normal mating activities. .

4. Scottish Fold cats must be bred with cats with distant bloodlines. Possible hybrid breeds include British shorthair cats and American shorthair cats. When mated with other breeds, it is easy to breed cats with deformed bones. Remember not to mate with flat-nosed cats, Garfield, Persians, or cats, otherwise there is a high chance of a crooked mouth or face.

5. There are two types of Scottish Fold cats: one with folded ears and the other with erect ears. It is generally difficult for inexperienced breeders to distinguish the difference between erect folded ears and purebred short-haired cats. If a Scottish Fold cat is bred with a folded eared cat, once the mating is successful, the consequences will be serious, and all defective genes will burst out.