Folded-eared cats are generally likely to develop the disease at 2 to 6 months old, and a small number of cats will develop the disease after they are 1 year old. The main symptoms include swelling of limbs, joint pain, stiff tail, inability to walk, and wilting. If you raise a cat with folded ears, since there are no obvious symptoms in the early stages of rickets, it is recommended to go to the hospital for regular DR examinations every year.

Symptoms of Fold-eared cats:

1. Young Fold-eared cats do not like to move, often sit in one place, and never jump on the owner’s bed , or on the windowsill or dining table at home.

2. Abnormal growth of nails;

3. Hypertrophy of the soles of the feet, causing the pillow meat to not touch the ground;

4. Deformation of the bones and joints of the hind limbs, and the cat can pass through Sitting paralyzed, lifting your feet, etc., to change your center of gravity can reduce pain and other symptoms.

5. When a cat with folded ears becomes ill, the tail will be stiff, the joints will be swollen, there will be hyperplasia or lumps, or the length will be obviously different, and there will be abnormal bending angles, resulting in unbearable pain;

6. I have not been taught to raise my hands, but the movement of raising my hands occurs because of severe pain caused by joint pressure.