Fold-eared cats can breed offspring, but due to the special genes of fold-eared cats, it is not recommended to mate Fold-eared cats at will, because fold-eared cats have genes for genetic diseases. Fold-eared cats are born with a hereditary bone disease, that is, abnormal cartilage-ossification development. After the disease occurs, the cat will be very painful. It is not recommended to breed folded-eared cats because of the cat's responsibility.

Precautions for breeding Fold-eared cats

1. Fold-eared cats cannot be inbred, nor should two Fold-eared cats mate. Generally, if a Fold-eared cat mates with another Fold-eared cat, the probability of giving birth to a Fold-eared cat is very high. Fold-eared cats mating and breeding each other will magnify the bone defects in the ears, which can easily cause physical defects in the offspring. etc.

2. Scottish Fold cats can be bred and mated with American shorthair cats and British shorthair cats; you can also choose Fold cats with erect ears to mate. Cats born in this way should have ears that are upright and folded, but the cats' bodies are very healthy.