Why it is not recommended to raise a cat with folded ears

1. Genetic defects: Cats with folded ears have genetic defects and may suffer from rickets, which can occur in early childhood. There will be symptoms such as the tail becomes shorter and thicker, and the joints of the limbs are swollen. In severe cases, it may affect normal walking or even lead to total paralysis. For cats, it is very painful and very cruel.
2. Low immunity: Fold-eared cats have poor physical constitution and are prone to contracting some diseases. Not only does it require more energy to take care of, it also costs more money.
3. Short life span: The life span of a normal cat is over 15 years old. The life span of a cat with folded ears is shorter than that of most cats, which has a lot to do with its physique and genetics. This is very sad for the owner.

Obvious symptoms of the disease in cats with folded ears

1. The tail is thick, short, stiff, and unable to bend. The tail of some sick cats cannot swing;< /p>

2. The hind limbs are too short, with unusual bends, growths or lumps;

3. The joints of the limbs are swollen;

4. The hind feet are abnormally thick, If you observe carefully, when the cat sits upright, the pillow meat of the hind feet cannot touch the ground;

5. Abnormal nail growth.