When folded-eared cats are sick and in pain, they will sit in the same posture as humans. They use this posture to relieve their pain. In addition, they will also walk unsteadily, be unwilling to move, and will not let their owners touch them. Touch, lose temper and gasp, scream when the owner touches it, lose appetite or even go on a hunger strike. In severe cases, it will lie on the ground panting all the time.

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Fold-eared cats are very adaptable. Under normal circumstances, fold-eared cats have a very docile personality and like to be close to their owners. In addition to the disease of folded ears, cats with folded ears also have deformed ribs, severely squeezing their internal organs. In addition, their respiratory tracts are very narrow, so it is very difficult for them to breathe.