Fold-eared cats do not have a long lifespan. Compared with normal upright-eared cats, the lifespan of folded-eared cats is shorter. The lifespan of upright-eared cats is about 12-20 years, while the lifespan of folded-eared cats is generally 10-16 years. Years or so. The specific length of life depends on its physical constitution and living environment. Generally, cats with folded ears have genetic diseases such as rickets and heart disease. When they become ill, their life span will be shortened accordingly.

How to extend the life of a cat with folded ears

1. Regulate the gastrointestinal tract

The gastrointestinal tract of a cat with folded ears is very fragile, so it is recommended to Feeding Fold-eared cats some pet probiotics to regulate their gastrointestinal tract can promote digestion and absorption, maintain the balance of the cat's intestinal flora, and is more beneficial to the cat's health.

2. Food selection

The food selection should be mainly light, and it should also ensure that the Fold-eared cat gets enough nutrients. Moreover, the folded-eared cat must be fed regularly and quantitatively to develop good eating habits. Don’t eat too single a diet. It is recommended to choose a nutritious cat food.

3. Keep it clean

It is best to keep the bathing frequency of Fold-eared cats around 2 to 3 months. Do not bathe Fold-eared cats frequently, as this will easily cause the cat to appear. Stress response can also cause folded-eared cats to suffer from skin diseases, rough hair, etc.

4. Regular physical examination

Folded-eared cats have genetic diseases, so regular physical examinations are very necessary. The physical examination cycle should be once every six months, so that you can observe the development of folded-eared cats. Physical health status, any abnormality can be treated in time.

5. Vaccination

Fold-eared cats can receive their first vaccination when they are two months old, which can prevent many major diseases. After the Fold-eared cat is vaccinated, it is recommended to do an antibody test for the cat, and it is recommended to receive the feline triplex and rabies vaccine every 2 to 3 years.