Folded-eared cats are more expensive than non-folded-eared cats, because the breeding of folded-eared cats requires a lot of time, energy and money, and the number is small, so the price is naturally higher. Especially for competition level, the price of Fold-eared cats with pedigrees will be higher. Currently, Fold-eared cats are very popular among the public, but breeding Fold-eared cats is very difficult, so things are rare and expensive. Fold-eared cats The price will be more expensive. However, because Fold-eared cats have congenital genetic diseases, it is not recommended to raise Fold-eared cats.

How to choose a folded-eared cat

1. Select and raise kittens that have passed the lactation period. At the same time, the selected folded-eared cat must go through a certain high-risk period. In this way, the young Fold-eared cat will be more likely to grow up healthily after entering the home.

2. The health status of folded-eared cats needs to be carefully checked when selecting. You can feed the cat some food, tease the cat, and observe the cat's reaction. Healthy cats are very responsive to the movements around them and will be unceremonious when it comes to their favorite delicacies.

3. Observe the feces eliminated by the cat. Feces is one of the effective ways to check whether your cat is healthy. The feces excreted by healthy cats are moderately soft and appear in strips. If there is a disease-ridden cat, the feces will be hard or liquid, and the color of the feces will be green, black or other abnormal colors.

4. Healthy cats are in very good mental state, with crystal clear eyes and sharp vision. The hair is soft and fluffy with a silky texture.

5. Head: round and strong chin and jaw. The shape of the muzzle where the beard roots grow is round. The head is closely connected to the thick neck. The male cat has protruding cheeks and an obviously protruding but broad lower jaw.