It is generally known that Scottish Fold cats have folded ears due to genes and lesions. Scottish Fold cats have two types of folded ears and erect ears. So why do Scottish Fold cats’ ears stand upright? Let’s take a look at the main reasons why Scottish Fold cats’ ears stand upright:

Scottish Fold Cat

1. The impact of climate on Scottish Fold cats: changes in temperature and humidity.

2. The impact of endocrine on Scottish Fold cats: estrus, mating, pregnancy, etc. are all factors that influence it.

3. The impact of stress on Scottish Fold cats: Stress, tension, disease, etc. may cause cats to become stressed and their ears stand up.

When Scottish Fold cats are born, their ears are upright. When they are three or four weeks old, their ears begin to roll inward, or they may not curl up! It is almost eleven or two weeks old before breeders can finally judge whether Scottish Fold cats are born. The quality and grade of the eared cat (pet grade, breeding grade or exhibition grade). Currently, only Scottish Fold cats with inturned ears are allowed to be exhibited; of course every breeder hopes to breed cats that can be exhibited. The prick-eared offspring of Scottish Fold cats are not valuable for breeding purposes.

All owners, please don’t worry. If your cat is a fold-eared cat, it will always be a Scottish fold-eared cat. It is normal for the ears to stand up temporarily, and they will fold down again. Give the cat a loving environment. In a comfortable space, Scottish Fold cats can live with peace of mind.