Fold-eared cats are not harmful to humans, but they have poor immunity and are prone to illness. Fold-eared cats are not only prone to illness, but they also suffer from many diseases, such as respiratory diseases, allergies, plague, rickets, etc. Because folded-eared cats often get sick, they require too much of our energy to take care of them. They are prone to death, which is related to their own genetic diseases or physical conditions, so it is not recommended to raise fold-eared cats.

Why you cannot raise a cat with folded ears:

1. Poor resistance: Folded-eared cats have poor physical fitness and are prone to illness. Fold-eared cats not only get sick easily, but they also suffer from many diseases, such as respiratory diseases, allergies, plague, etc. Because folded-eared cats often get sick, they require too much of our energy to take care of them.

2. Short lifespan: They die easily, which may be related to their own genetic diseases or physical conditions.

3. Hereditary diseases: Most of them are natural hereditary diseases. They may get sick at any time, so they will always live in pain.

4. Gene defects: Due to gene defects, they are likely to cause gene mutations. With genetic mutations, there will be physical mutations. Cats that follow their ears will change themselves as they grow, their claws will become deformed, and they may even be unable to walk. Or better yet just limp when walking, they can even cause paralysis, etc.