A cat's ear tips that droop may not necessarily mean folded ears. It may be caused by other breeds or by the cat's natural deformity or injury to the cat's ears. Moreover, the ears of newborn cats will also bend down. First, the owner must identify his own kitten, and then the kitten's ears will stand up. If it is an older kitten, you need to observe how long it takes for their ears to droop. If it only appears for a day or occasionally, it means that they are in a relaxed state at this time, which is normal. If the cat does not have the gene for folded ears, it does not have folded ears. Specifically, it can be taken to a pet hospital for genetic testing.

How to judge a folded-eared cat

1. Folded-eared cats are medium-sized, round, with medium bones and strong muscles. Female Fold cats are smaller in size than male cats. The limbs are short and stout, and the weight is between 2.5-6 kg.

2. The folded-eared cat’s head is round and its forehead is bulging. The cheeks are round and look like a gentle curve when viewed from the side. Male Fold-eared cats have more meat, and adult male Fold-eared cats are allowed to have double chins.

3. The eyes of folded-eared cats are large and round, the color is based on the color of the coat, and the distance is quite large. The color matches the coat. The neck is short and muscular. The ears are folded forward, medium in size, widely spaced, and curved at the tips.