Scottish Fold kittens for sale in Utah

Salt Lake City (SLC) is the arrival airport for Utah. Air cargo costs $550, flies American Airlines from O’Hare or Midway and is booked about a week ahead, and you then collect the kitten at the SLC cargo facility with photo ID and the AWB number. Provo and Ogden are an easy drive from there. A flight nanny ($900-1,400) is the alternative when winter cold along the Wasatch Front drops below 20 degrees or a summer afternoon is too hot for cargo. If you want extra screening before the flight, we can add an HCM gene test or a heart ultrasound, $200 each.

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Leon Scottish Straight Black Silver Male $2750

Lain Scottish Fold Black Silver Male $2750

Leo Scottish Fold Black Silver Male $2800

Betty Scottish Straight Blue Tortie Female $2900

Bonita Scottish Straight Blue Tortie Female $2900

Richy Scottish Straight Black Lynx Male $2600

Rose Scottish Straight Black Tabby Female $2600

Kenneth Scottish Straight Black Silver Male $2950

Kevin Scottish Straight Black Silver Male $2950

Kristal Scottish Fold Black Silver Female $2950

Koko Scottish Fold Black Golden Female $2700

Junior Scottish Fold Blue Tabby Male $3150

Jerry Scottish Fold Chocolate Male $3150

Joker Scottish Straight Chocolate Male $3100

Xavier Scottish Fold Black Male $2950

Xena Scottish Fold Blue Female $2850

Ice Cream Scottish Fold Black Silver Male $2750

Iris Scottish Straight Black Silver Female $2700

Isabel Scottish Straight Black Silver Female $2700

Edelweiss Scottish Fold Black Silver Male $2850

Bella Scottish Fold Blue Point Female $2850

Kevin Scottish Straight Black Silver Male $2800

Barney Scottish Fold Blue Male $2700 (Reserved)

Cleopatra Scottish Straight Chocolate Tortie Female $3050

Bruno Scottish Straight Black Golden Male $2950

Umka Scottish Fold Black Golden Male $2950

Diamond Scottish Fold Blue Tabby Male $2900

Kaia Scottish Fold Black Golden Female $2900

Senorita Scottish Fold Black Tabby Female $2950

Xanthe Scottish Fold Red Female $2750

Xenia Scottish Straight Red Female $2600

Nils Scottish Fold Black Golden Male $3100

Luntik Scottish Fold Blue Male $2500

Napoleon Scottish Fold Black Golden Male $2850

Blondy Scottish Straight Chocolate Male $2750

Beckham Scottish Straight Chocolate Male $2750

Baileys Scottish Fold Chocolate Male $2950

Wayn Scottish Fold Black Lynx Male $2800

Quill Scottish Straight Black Golden Male $2650

Queen Scottish Fold Black Golden Female $2650

Quentin Scottish Straight Black Golden Male $2650

Quest Scottish Fold Black Golden Male $2550

Quincy Scottish Straight Black Golden Female $2650

Prince Scottish Fold Black Golden Male $2750

Princess Scottish Straight Black Golden Female $2700

Odin Scottish Straight Blue Golden Male $2700

Orion Scottish Fold Black Golden Male $2750

Oscar Scottish Straight Black Golden Male $2700

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What`s Included

Additional tests could be made upon request.

What's not included but can be done upon customer request

*Any other test upon customer request

*Ask the assistant. If the breeder’s hospital will have the ability to conduct the requested tests.

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About Breed

The Scottish Fold is a medium-sized cat with medium sized bones. She looks very round, with her folded ears and round head. Her eyes are bright and clear, and her legs and tail look round too. The Scottish Fold has a short coat that is easy to care for. Some registries allow a longhaired version of the Scottish Fold called the Scottish Fold Longhair. Their longer coats can vary slightly in texture, and require regular care.

Scottish Fold History

This breed of cat was first discovered in 1961 by Scottish shepherd William Ross. He found a folded-eared kitten on his neighbor’s farm and named her Susie. Susie’s mother had normal-shaped ears, but the father was unknown. Ross adopted a white kitten from Susie’s litter and began to breed her with local farm cats and British Shorthairs to establish this lop-eared feline breed. In 1977, British geneticist Oliphant Jackson reported that one-third of kittens from the breeding of folded-eared cats developed osteodystrophy, a skeletal lesion.

Scottish Fold Temperament

This cat loves to be around people. It has a sweet temperament and a quiet voice. This cat enjoys sitting up on its hind legs, which makes it look like an otter. It also enjoys flopping on its back when taking a nap. This cat does not enjoy being home alone and would benefit from living with another cat or pet. This cat adjusts to new environments and people relatively easily. This cat is somewhat playful and will enjoy an occasional game of fetch. Lastly, this cat welcomes the company of children and family dogs.

Grooming Scottish Fold Cats

The shorthaired variety of this breed requires little grooming. You will only need to run a steel comb through its coat once or twice a week. The longhaired variety, on the other hand, will require grooming three to four times a week. This is necessary to remove dead hairs and prevent mats from forming.

How Long Does a Scottish Fold Live

The average lifespan of a Scottish Fold is about 15 years. This breed can have some health problems, such as degenerative joint disease. If stiffness is noticed, it is important to be careful with the tail.