The main way to identify a folded-eared cat is to look at the ears. A folded-eared cat’s ears begin to fold downward when it is 2 to 4 weeks old. As long as the ears are folded down, it is a folded-eared cat, and the folded-eared cat’s head looks like Very round. The bloodline of folded ears generally only lasts four generations. If it exceeds four generations, it is no longer a folded ear cat. You can also go for genetic testing. The accuracy is very high. Cats that contain the folded ear gene are called folded ears, and those that do not have false folded ears. cat. You can tell by looking at the cat's parents. If a cat’s parents both have folded ears, the cat will usually have folded ears. If only one of the cat's parents has folded ears, the cat may have false folded ears.

How to judge a cat with false fold ears:

1. Look at the cat’s ears. The ears of a truly folded cat will fold forward from the root or halfway of the ear, and the tips of the ears are relatively rounded.

2. You can judge by the cat’s parents. If a cat’s parents both have folded ears, the cat will usually have folded ears. If only one of the cat's parents has folded ears, the cat may have false folded ears.

3. If you cannot judge by the above method and you are afraid that your cat carries the folded ear gene, take the cat for a genetic test and confirm it in a scientific way.