The lifespan of a cat with folded ears will be shorter than that of an ordinary cat. Fold-eared cats have congenital genetic diseases. After the onset of the disease, long-term suffering from the disease will affect the cat's quality of life, and complications may occur, which will affect the lifespan of the folded-eared cat. Therefore, it is necessary to carry out regular physical examinations on cats with folded ears, so as to detect the cat’s illness in time and provide timely treatment.

How to take care of a folded-eared cat:

1. Keep the cat moderately active. Before the cat with folded ears becomes ill, the owner can take some time to play with it every day to achieve the purpose of exercise and enhance the cat's physical fitness.

2. Do not let Fold-eared cats blow cold wind directly to reduce their risk of catching colds. If cats get sick frequently, their physical condition will deteriorate and their lifespan will be affected.

3. Change drinking water frequently and wash water bowls frequently. Fold-eared cats have relatively high requirements for drinking water quality, so it is best to change their drinking water every day.