Folded-eared cats will not be in pain every day. Folded-eared cats are just more likely to develop bone diseases, but there is no difference between Folded-eared cats and normal cats who are not sick. But once the disease occurs, the cat with folded ears will live in pain all the time, and there is no cure. Therefore, it is not recommended to breed and sell folded-eared cats. Owners who have already raised folded-eared cats hope to treat their pets well.

How to know whether a folded-eared cat is in pain:

1. When a folded-eared cat is uncomfortable and feels pain, he or she will sit in the same posture as a human. And it is possible to straighten its legs and tail and sit motionless. This is not being cute, but it is relieving its own pain.

2. The tail becoming stubby, stiff, and unable to bend and swing is also an obvious symptom of the cat with folded ears. At the same time, the joints of the cat with folded ears will also be stiff, deformed, and unable to bend, accompanied by swollen paws. Symptoms include large size, inability to stretch and contract, pain when pressed, and abnormal thickening of the soles of the feet.