The incidence of American short ears is usually very high when children are 2 to 6 months old, and may also occur after one year old. When American crotch ear disease occurs, lameness, stiff tail, and walking like walking on stilts will occur. There may even be a hunched back. If an American Short Fold cat develops the disease, it is best to go to the hospital for a X-ray examination and take chondroitin for relief.

When does American short ear fold usually occur?

American short-eared cats are generally very susceptible to the disease in their childhood. The incidence rate is very high between 2 and 6 months, and then the disease will also occur after 1 year old. However, fold-eared cats mated with American short-eared cats There are also a few cases where cats will not get sick.

When American Short Fold-eared cats are sick, they will be lame. When you find that the cat is walking like walking on stilts, it is very likely that it is sick. Generally, the tail of American Short Fold-eared cats will become stiff and cannot look like normal. Swinging like a cat.

There may even be a bowed back. If the crotch ear develops, be sure not to supplement it with calcium, as it will cause damage to the crotch ear. If the disease occurs, it is best to go to the hospital to take a radiograph for examination. If it is confirmed that it is You need to take chondroitin to relieve the disease.