Why can’t you keep a Highland cat?

Highland cats cannot be kept because they have congenital genetic defects. Most highland cats are long-haired folded-eared cats, and folded-eared cats suffer from congenital rickets, which cause bone and joint lesions. Once the disease occurs, the cat will be very painful, and rickets are currently incurable. The symptoms can only be relieved through drugs such as chondroitin.
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Highland cats have a very docile personality. They like to be quiet and do not like exercise. Moreover, Highland cats are very clingy and look very cute and sweet. , but because they have the gene of folded-eared cats, they carry congenital rickets. In addition, their hearts are also bad and their life span is relatively short.
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