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Scottish Fold Kittens In Washington

The average price for a Scottish Fold kitten ranges from $800 to $2,000. This price can go up if the kitten has a good lineage or rare coat color. Also, kittens with folded ears are more expensive than those with straight ears.

About Breed

The Scottish Fold is a medium-sized cat. She has medium sized bones and looks very round. Her head is round and her folded ears make her look even more round. Her eyes are bright and clear, and her legs and tail look round too. The Scottish Fold’s coat is short and easy to care for. Some registries allow the Scottish Fold Longhair, which has a longer coat that may be slightly different in texture than the regular Scottish Fold’s coat. Both coats require regular care.
This breed of cat was discovered in 1961 by Scottish shepherd William Ross. He found a kitten with folded-ears and named her Susie. Susie’s mother had regular-shaped ears, but the father was unknown. Ross adopted a white kitten from Susie’s litter and started to breed her with local farm cats and British Shorthairs to create this lop-eared feline breed. However, in 1977 British geneticist Oliphant Jackson reported that one-third of kittens from the breeding of folded-eared cats developed osteodystrophy, a skeletal lesion.
This cat likes to sit on laps or next to their favorite people. They have a sweet temperament and a soft voice. This cat also enjoys sitting up on its hind legs or flopping on its back when it takes a nap. However, this cat does not enjoy being home alone and benefits from being paired with another pet or another cat. This cat also adjusts to new surroundings relatively easily, is somewhat playful, and welcomes the company of children and family dogs.
The shorthaired variety doesn’t need a lot of grooming. You just need to run a steel comb through its coat once or twice a week. The longhaired variety needs more grooming, about three to four times a week. This will help remove dead hair and prevent mats from forming.
Most Scottish Folds live for about 15 years. They can have some health problems, such as degenerative joint disease, especially in the tail. If stiffness is noticed, be careful with the tail.

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