Gradually folded-ear cats are difficult to raise because every cat with folded ears has the gene for folded ears and has hereditary bone diseases. This bone disease cannot be completely cured. Once a Fold-eared cat develops the disease, it can only rely on medical treatment to relieve physical pain. As the condition continues to worsen, the Fold-eared cat will eventually be paralyzed, and its health will become worse and worse, suffering from various diseases. The risk of this disease is also greater than that of other cats, so raising a folded-eared cat requires more energy.

Precautions for raising fold-eared cats

1. Fold-eared cats are highly adaptable and do not need to be pampered. They only need a warm and peaceful living environment. The Zhe'er has a very sweet personality, likes to be close to people, is willing to play with its owner, and is eager to be favored by its owner.

2. Due to the genetic problems they are born with, they are more likely to have heart problems and joint problems. Joint problems usually affect the tail, ankles and knees. In order to reduce the burden on their bones, their weight must be controlled!

3. Owners must always observe the folded-eared cats at home. Will they suddenly become unwilling to jump, run becomes difficult, walk uphill and uphill, and are unwilling to use a certain cat? My feet are always too tired to move. If you notice any of these conditions, see your veterinarian for help.