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Cross between Scottish Fold and Exotic Shorthair. Folded ears and round face create an adorable look.
The Foldex is a breed developed in Quebec, Canada in the 1990s by crossing Scottish Folds with Exotic Shorthairs or Persians. It combines the Scottish Fold's distinctive forward-folding ears with the Exotic Shorthair's round, flat-faced appearance. The result is a very compact, round-faced cat with a particularly appealing, teddy-bear-like look. The breed has some recognition in Canadian cat organizations but is not recognized by major international registries. Foldex cats are gentle, affectionate, and people-oriented. Health risks include osteochondrodysplasia inherited from the Scottish Fold lineage, brachycephalic issues from the Exotic ancestry, and polycystic kidney disease (PKD).
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Origine
Canada (Quebec)
Durée de vie
12-15 years
Taille
3-5kg
Température
18〜28℃
Dry food, balanced diet
Gentle, affectionate, friendly
Moderate indoor play
Brush 2-3 times weekly
Canada
Joint disease risk, keep ears clean
Intermediate. C'est une espèce de niveau intermédiaire. Une certaine expérience préalable et des connaissances en gestion environnementale sont recommandées.
La température idéale pour Foldex est 18〜28℃. Évitez les changements brusques de température et maintenez un environnement stable.
La durée de vie moyenne de Foldex est 12-15 years. Avec des soins et une alimentation appropriés, ils peuvent vivre longtemps en bonne santé.
Foldex atteint généralement 3-5kg à l'âge adulte. La taille peut varier selon les conditions de soins et la génétique individuelle.
Foldex se nourrit de : Dry food, balanced diet. Visez un régime équilibré avec une fréquence d'alimentation appropriée.
Le prix de Foldex varie considérablement selon le morph, la taille et la lignée. Consultez notre page de prix du marché pour les dernières informations.
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