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Scottish Fold Kittens In Wisconsin

The average price for a Scottish Fold kitten ranges from $800 to $2,000. This price can change depending on several factors. The most important ones are the kitten’s lineage and coat color. Folds of ears also affect the price. Kittens with folded ears are more expensive than those with straight ears.

What our clients are saying?

Nadiia Eremeev
Nadiia Eremeev
2025-10-14
Excellent service from start to finish. Managers are always in touch. Even after the end of the transaction, they are interested in the fate of the kitten. Our baby was handed over to us full, clean and cheerful. We are happy with the new member of our family and just in love with him. P.S. The first photo is our first meeting. The second and third photos are 2.5 years later.
C G
C G
2025-10-11
Good experience! Received a healthy kitten who has such a sweet and playful personality. He’s always purring! I will definitely recommend this place to others.
golubinka5
golubinka5
2025-09-18
I cannot say enough wonderful things about Meowoff Kittens! From the very first interaction, their professionalism and genuine love for their cats shone through. The entire adoption process was smooth, transparent, and filled with care. Yoshi arrived healthy, happy, and full of personality. You can tell he was raised with love and attention — the socialization, playfulness, and gentle nature of Yoshi speaks volumes about the quality of care he received. The team at Meowoff was always available to answer my questions, provide updates, and make sure I felt comfortable every step of the way. They truly go above and beyond to ensure each kitten is placed in a loving home. If you’re looking for a beautiful, well-cared-for, and affectionate kitten, Meowoff is the gold standard. I am beyond grateful for Yoshi — a true blessing who has brought so much joy to my home! 🐾❤️
Dawn Biernacki
Dawn Biernacki
2025-09-05
Our kitten is the best. The staff was attentive and communicated with us regularly throughout the process. We are in love and can’t thank them enough.
eric ivasiecko
eric ivasiecko
2025-08-24
Wonderful experience, informative workers at the Meowff location we picked our baby kitty from as well as a healthy well socialized kitten to welcome to our family!
Essence Sillah
Essence Sillah
2025-08-18
We got our cutie Loki last month. We had unfortunate situations with our first two picks with our first pick the breeder didn’t want to sell anymore and our second pick unfortunately passing away. Although our hopes were a little deflated the crew at Meowoff didn’t let us down. Camille the front desk manager was always so amazing. She always answered all of my questions and concerns and if my call was missed they always got back to me in a timely manner. I will definitely buy from them again when I am ready for another cat. We absolutely love Loki so much. I’ve also never seen a cat not scared of a vacuum, but he likes to chill next to it
Laura Kastrup
Laura Kastrup
2025-08-12
We got the best cat from MeoWoff. We have had her since May and we could not be happier with our Scottish straight. She arrived litter box trained and is so gentle. She is the sweetest cat and we could not love her more. Thank you MeoWoff :)
Ken Pike
Ken Pike
2025-08-10
What can I say about MeoWoof that can describe how wonderfully happy we are with them? We’ve purchased seven Main Coons from MeoWoof! That alone should tell you how fantastic they are. Every one of our fur babies have come to us healthy and bright eyed, not one problem with any of them. Simply put, MeoWoof is the best.

What`s Included

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

*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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Advice And Assistance In Post-purchase Care

High Quality And Species Features Kittens

A Wide Variety Of Breeds And Colors

Professional Team Support

Year Genetic Health Guarantee

Champion Bloodlines

About Breed

The Scottish Fold is a medium-sized cat with medium sized bones. This cat is very round looking, because of her round head and folded ears. Her bright, round eyes and short coat make her 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 may vary in texture, so they require regular care.

This breed of cat was first discovered in Scotland in 1961 by Scottish shepherd William Ross. Ross found a kitten with folded-ears and named her Susie. Susie’s mother had normal ears, but the father was unknown. A few years later, 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 loves to perch on laps or next to their favorite people. They have 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 doesn’t require much grooming. You only need to 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 so that you can remove dead hairs and prevent mats from forming.
The typical lifespan of a Scottish Fold is about 15 years. The breed can have some health problems, like other breeds of cats. One problem is degenerative joint disease, which can be an issue in the tail. If stiffness is noticed, be careful with the tail.

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