The breeding of folded-eared cats is that one or both parents of folded-eared cats have the gene for invisible folded ears, resulting in the birth of folded-eared cat babies after mating. Fold-eared cats must be over 2 years old, healthy and fertile, before they can give birth to Fold-eared cat babies.

Precautions for breeding cats with folded ears:

1. Cats with folded ears are caused by genetic defects. It is possible that both parents have erect ears but are born with folded ears because of a recessive gene. If one of the parents has folded ears, the child may have folded ears. This is the result of ear folding caused by artificial breeding. Both parents have folded ears, so the chance of folded ears is particularly high. This is the result of artificial breeding.

2. Fold-eared cats cannot inbreed. Generally, when two cats with folded ears mate, it is easy to give birth to kittens with defects. When folded-eared cats mate and breed with each other, the bone defects on their ears are magnified, which can easily cause physical defects in the offspring.

3. When fold-eared cats mate, owners should prepare a quiet and comfortable space for them. Avoid outside interference and prevent strangers from entering and exiting at will and affecting the mating process of cats.