Why are folded-eared cats more expensive?

1. Folded-eared cats are the product of a genetic mutation and are generally rare. Ordinary cats have erect ears. Yes, rare things are more valuable, so rare fold-eared cats are more expensive than straight-eared cats.

2. Fold-eared cats require specific mating to breed, which requires more time, energy and cost, so the price is also very high.

3. Usually, cats with folded ears look cuter than cats with upright ears of the same quality, and can be liked by most people, so the price will be relatively higher.

How to choose a fold-eared cat

1. First of all, the ears of Scottish fold-eared cats must droop. This is the key to choosing a fold-eared cat.

2. The face of the Scottish Fold cat has a rounded outline, clear and bright eyes, large and round eyes, a medium-length nose bridge that feels broad, and a strong bite.

3. The Scottish Fold cat has a suitable neck length, strong and compact muscles, medium bone mass, strong muscles, and strong and steady limbs.

4. There are no accumulated foreign objects in the corners of the eyes, ears, and mouth of Scottish Fold cats, and the fur on the body is smooth, soft and shiny. The entire body appears clean, with no signs of parasite proliferation.

5. When Scottish Fold cats walk, their limbs are stable and their bodies are balanced. There are no fractures or abnormal walking twists.

6. Observe the mental state of the folded-eared cat. It should be lively and affectionate, without excessive excitement or low mood.

7. Try to choose cats that have been dewormed and vaccinated. It will be easier to get started after they have passed the dangerous period.