American short folded ear and American short folded ear are more expensive, of course, when compared with the same color and quality. The price of a cat also depends on the cat’s pedigree, appearance, health and after-sales service. American short-eared cats with racing pedigrees are more expensive than American short-eared cats without pedigrees. However, due to the inherent genetic defects of fold-eared cats, it is generally not recommended to raise fold-eared cats.

The reason why folded-eared cats are more expensive than straight-eared cats

1. Folded-eared cats are the product of a genetic mutation and generally appear less frequently. High, ordinary cats have erect ears, and rare things are more expensive, so rare fold-eared cats are more expensive than erect-eared cats.

2. Fold-eared cats require specific mating to breed, which requires more time, energy and cost, so the price is also very high.

3. Usually, cats with folded ears look cuter than cats with upright ears of the same quality, and can be liked by most people, so the price will be relatively higher.