How long does it take for a folded-eared cat to become paralyzed?

There is no specific time from onset to paralysis in a cat with folded ears. It can range from a few months to 4-5 years. It depends on the severity of the cat's condition, and the later care is closely related to the development of the cat's condition. Without the owner's careful care, the cat's condition will deteriorate rapidly, and the cat may become paralyzed within a few months. Death occurs within.
How to prevent genetic diseases in cats with folded ears
1. Folded-eared cats can no longer mate and reproduce with folded-eared cats. As long as the cat has folded ears as a child, even cats with erect ears as adults cannot breed with folded ears.
2. If you breed with folded ears, British Shorthair, American Shorthair or erect ears, the offspring will not be 100% free of genetic diseases, but this can reduce the chance of suffering from genetic diseases.
3. Taking chondroitin regularly will not prevent the occurrence of rickets, but it can effectively delay the symptoms and reduce the pain.
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