Lameness in the legs of cats with folded ears is not necessarily a disease. Lameness in cats may also be caused by leg injuries, such as leg fractures, foot pad injuries, broken nails, interdigital inflammation, etc., which can all lead to lameness in cats. There are also some internal diseases that can cause cats to show symptoms of lameness, such as calcium deficiency or neurological problems. At this time, it is recommended that the owner take the folded-eared cat to the pet hospital for examination to determine whether it is an internal or external injury. Disinfection and bandaging are required for external injuries, and surgical treatment is required for internal injuries.

Symptoms of the disease in cats with folded ears

1. They do not like to move, always sit in the same place, and become quiet. Cats are naturally naughty, and if they are unmoved by the cat teaser, it may be because they feel pain and avoid moving around.

2. If you find that your cat often raises its hands for no reason, it is probably because it feels pain when the joints are pressed and automatically raises its hands.

3. The cat becomes listless and has a loss of appetite. It is very likely that the cat is in pain and is unhappy.

4. Cats often arch their backs when walking, probably because of joint pain, so walking will be more comfortable.

5. The cat limps when walking, or falls to the ground after taking two steps.