Folded-eared cats have abnormally enlarged claws. Because cats with folded ears are born with hereditary skeletal diseases, cats that have been affected will be inactive at first and then have difficulty moving. Obvious symptoms include abnormally thick soles of the feet. If you observe carefully, when the cat sits upright, The pillows of the soles of the feet cannot touch the ground.

Symptoms of cats with folded ears:

1. The joints of the limbs of cats with folded ears are swollen, and the toes are also deformed due to joint swelling.

2. The tail of a cat with folded ears is thick, short, stiff and unable to bend, and the tail cannot swing.

3. The hind limbs of cats with folded ears are too short and have unusual bends, growths or masses.

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

5. The toenails of cats with folded ears grow abnormally, and the pads will be thicker than those of normal cats.

6. Folded-eared cats will also have similar symptoms on their forelimbs, but the symptoms are milder than those on their hind limbs, and they will habitually lift their feet.