Fold-eared cats have a genetic defect, which usually occurs when cats with folded ears are 2 to 6 months old, but may not develop until after 1 year old.

When cats with folded ears become ill, they usually show a series of behaviors such as inactivity, stiff tail, stiff and deformed joints, swollen paws, lameness, arched back, lifting feet, and walking like walking on stilts.

Why do cats with folded ears become ill?

The disease of cats with folded ears is mainly caused by genetic defects. It is born with bone diseases and will develop them at any time during its growth. The disease occurs, and when it occurs, the bones all over the body will be very painful.

The rickets of a cat with folded ears will gradually deform its bones, and in severe cases will have adverse effects on the internal organs, respiratory tract, etc. In addition to the pain all over the body, it will sometimes make it difficult to breathe. Angry.

Folded-eared cats have different onset times, but when the cat develops the disease, the bones at the joints will become stiff, which will also affect its normal movements. If it is not relieved by taking chondroitin in time, Folded-eared cats will soon become paralyzed.