Scottish Fold cats are beautiful and cute in appearance, quiet and docile in character, and can get along well with people. They are very suitable for family breeding. Fold-eared cats are born with serious genetic defects. All Fold-eared cats with folded ear genes may develop bone and joint diseases. There is no cure for hereditary bone diseases, and the only way to relieve the condition is with drugs.

The Scottish Fold cat is a very beautiful and cute cat breed with a round body, head and limbs, so it is loved by many people. Fold-eared cats have a quiet and docile personality. They often get along well with people and other pets, and can also get along with children, making them suitable for family keeping.

Fold-eared cats are born with serious genetic defects, so many cats with folded ears have to endure unknown pain throughout their lives. All folded-eared cats with folded-eared genes have a chance of developing some degree of bone and joint disease. The only way to avoid this genetic disease is to give up breeding folded-eared cats.

There is no cure for this hereditary bone disease, and most of the disease will continue to get worse. At present, only drugs can be used to relieve the condition, help cats reduce pain and slow down the deterioration. However, when the condition worsens, the bone lesions will slowly spread to the spine, paralyzing the cat and causing great pain.