There is not necessarily anything wrong with cats with folded ears. Cats with folded ears do not necessarily have the breed with folded-eared cat genes, and not all cats with folded ears are folded-eared cats. Generally speaking, cats under three months old will have varying degrees of folded ears, and they will gradually stand upright after three months. If the ears of a cat older than three months are still folded, it is likely to be a folded-eared cat. Folded-eared cats are generally in poor health, and the owner should spend more time with it.

How to identify a cat with folded ears:

1. The folded ears of a folded-eared cat droop forward, the top of the ear is round, folded down from the root, and the whole ear is tight Close to the head.

2. The cat’s parents have folded ears. Due to genetic inheritance, the kitten is likely to also have folded ears.

3. If the above methods cannot determine, and the owner is very worried that his cat has a folded ear gene, he can do a cat genetic test and use scientific evidence to confirm it.