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Scottish Fold Kittens In North Dakota

The prices for Scottish Fold kittens range from $800 to $2,000. This price can go up depending on several factors. The kitten’s lineage and coat color are important, but the most important factor is if the kitten has folded ears or not. Kittens with folded ears are more expensive than those with straight ears.
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Rumeysa Ucar
2025-06-26
I got my perfect little cat, Zlatan -Marshmallow, from Meowoff—and I couldn’t be happier! The experience was smooth, and everyone I interacted with was incredibly kind and helpful. Zlatan is truly a dream: he’s the most well-behaved, gentle, and affectionate kitty I’ve ever met. He’s brought so much love and calm into my life. I’m beyond grateful for Meowoff for helping me find my fluffy soulmate! 🐱💛
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William Bidwell
2025-06-15
Amazing people to work with! Genuinely kind and caring. Simba has been an amazing addition to our family!
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bUg Snax
2025-06-14
Very helpful and made the whole process as easy as possible. I Also appreciate them being able to assist whenever I’ve had any questions. If your looking for an additional member to the family this place is amazing 👏 The Russian Blue I got is really sweet and playful. I highly recommend 👌 ☺️
Mendie Leelin
Mendie Leelin
2025-06-03
Just received our little Scottish Straight Kitten and he is the sweetest and most affectionate little boy I’ve ever met. I was worried how he would handle the travel and also there are many horror stories of pets from abroad, but the vet said he was very healthy. The people at Meowoff were very communicative and the process was very smooth! Thank you!
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Jennifer Diaz
2025-05-27
We recently adopted Sebastian. He is the sweetest kitty . So very smart! Everyone we dealt with at Meowoff is extremely kind and helpful . If you are looking for a maincoon, I suggest getting your kitty from them .
Katherine B
Katherine B
2025-05-16
I recently purchased my 2nd Devon Rex from MeoWoff. I had a much better experience with these folks than I did from a local breeder. Their process is very direct and they deliver as promised. No BS and fair pricing. I was disappointed with breeders that asked for non refundable deposits with no assurance that I would receive a kitten within a year or even longer in some cases. They also seemed to treat the process like they were doing me the favor just keeping me on a paid waiting list. With MeoWoff, I received a very healthy and very loving Devon Rex that I chose and within a month of making my deposit (I picked a kitten that was 16 weeks old already). He had all necessary vaccines, was microchipped and neutered. I took him to my vet upon arrival and he is in great health. I’m very happy and my other Devon just adores him. Happy customer!

What`s Included

  • Pet/vet passport with all records
  • Fully vaccinated required kitten age
  • Deworming
  • Fleas/heartworms treatment
  • Health guarantee
  • FIV/ FELV test
  • Information and care instructions
  • 7 days a week support with all kitten needs
  • Spaying/ Neutering*

Additional tests could be made upon request. 

*Spaying or Neutering procedures are conducted by a veterinary hospital, not by our store. Customers acknowledge and agree that our store is not responsible for the outcomes of the spaying or neutering surgeries. Meowoff store isn`t responsible for surgery since surgery is caused by a by a medical institution that is not under the reasonable control of the store.

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

  • Heart Ultrasound ( +200$)
  • HCM Gene Testing ( +200$)

*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. This cat is very round looking, with a round head and folded ears that make it look even more round. The eyes are bright and clear, and the legs and tail appear round. The Scottish Fold’s coat is short and easy to care for. Some registries allow a longhaired version of the Scottish Fold called the Scottish Fold Longhair. These cats have longer coats that can vary slightly in texture, so they require regular care.
This breed of cat was discovered in Scotland in 1961 by Scottish shepherd William Ross. He found a kitten with folded ears 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 cats 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 a skeletal lesion called osteodystrophy.
This cat likes to sit on laps or next to its favorite people. It has a sweet temperament and a quiet, soft voice. This cat enjoys sitting up on its hind legs in a look that resembles an otter or flopping on its back when napping. This cat does not enjoy being home alone and benefits by being paired with another cat or other pet. This cat adjusts to new surroundings like hotel rooms and new people relatively easily. This cat is somewhat playful and will enjoy an occasional game of fetch. This cat welcomes the company of children and family dogs.
The shorthaired variety of this breed requires little grooming. Just run a steel comb through its coat once or twice a week. The longhaired variety, on the other hand, requires grooming three to four times a week in order to remove dead hair and prevent mats from forming.
The typical lifespan of a Scottish Fold is about 15 years. The breed can be predisposed to some health problems. One common problem is degenerative joint disease, which can be especially an issue in the tail. If stiffness is noticed, it’s important to handle the tail carefully.

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