Folded-eared cats should take calcium tablets under the guidance of a doctor to avoid excessive calcium supplementation. If they are calcium-deficient folded-eared cats, they should take calcium tablets and other calcium supplements according to the doctor's advice to help supplement calcium. If the cat has no obvious symptoms of calcium deficiency, it does not need to take calcium tablets and can be supplemented through food.

Folded-eared cats should take calcium tablets under the guidance of a doctor to avoid excessive calcium supplementation. If they are calcium-deficient folded-eared cats, they should take calcium tablets and other calcium supplements according to the doctor's advice to help supplement calcium. If the cat has no obvious symptoms of calcium deficiency, it does not need to take calcium tablets and can be supplemented through food.

You can usually feed some calcium-containing foods, such as eggs, goat's milk, cooked meat and other dietary supplements, and appropriate exposure to the sun can also achieve the effect of calcium supplementation. If the cat is deficient in calcium, it should be supplemented by liquid calcium or infusion. However, it should be supplemented with calcium after examination and under the guidance of a veterinarian. Do not buy calcium supplements privately for feeding!