Lisa has 4 purebred, pedigree cats. Due credit to Lisa that the question in the title makes the presumption that we all know who Lisa is! Wow. I didn’t know but I soon found out. She is Lalisa Manoban, a … Continue reading →
The question in the title presupposes that all Scottish Fold cats suffer from chronic pain but my research indicates that this is not necessarily true. Whether a Scottish Fold suffers chronic and severe pain depends on how the cat was … Continue reading →
Kathryn Lindsay writing on the refinery29 website and published on msn lifestyle website gives me the impression that she is shocked at the fact that in the new Netflix documentary ‘Miss America’ Taylor Swift is seen shaking out a pile … Continue reading →
The Scottish is not registered with the premier cat association in the UK but is accepted and registered in America by their two best-known cat associations, namely The International Cat Association and the Cat Fanciers’ Association. The Scottish Fold hails … Continue reading →
For me, and I do have a particular taste embedded in reality and welfare, this video is not helpful to the human/cat relationship. It looks mildly interesting because it looks strange. The cat is a Scottish Fold and the moving … Continue reading →
Introduction Origin Genetics – health – breeding Longhair Breed Standard To Check Note Click here to see visitors’ submissions Introduction This cat breed is another instance of a natural genetic mutation affecting a part of the cat’s body that has … Continue reading →
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by Amber (Ontario Canada) I have a blue Scottish fold named Gibson. He is two years old. When I first got him it was immediately apparent that he had some problems. His tail was limp, his feet were huge, his … Continue reading →
