Fold-eared cats will not become ill after a certain age, because Fold-eared cats may have the disease throughout their lives, and there is currently no clear time limit. The onset time of folded-eared cats is not the same. Depending on the breeding genes, there are also differences in the onset of illness sooner or later. If it is a homozygous folded-eared cat, the onset will be earlier, probably before 1 year old; if it is a heterozygous cat with folded ears, the onset time will be earlier. Cats with folded ears usually develop symptoms around 3-7 years old.

Obvious symptoms of the disease in cats with folded ears
1. The tail is thick, short, stiff, and cannot be bent. The tail of some sick cats cannot swing;
2. The hind limbs are too short, with unusual bends, growths or lumps;
3. The joints of the limbs are swollen;
4. The hind feet are abnormally thick. If you observe carefully, when the cat sits upright, the rear feet The pillow meat cannot touch the ground;
5. Abnormal growth of nails.