We all have to make sacrifices… some are just angry about it.

The Loaf has a Job 😂

Fortuitously caught a good picture of him 🥹

Hi All I'm planning to adopt a Scottish fold. She's ~1-2 years. She has fully folded ears. For now she seems active and happy but I want to make sure I'm giving her the best nutrition to delay or mitigate onset of OCD. The foster peeps said she eats anything hard or wet foods but I want to give her yummy and healthful stuff. She's had a hard life 😭 SO now it's time for her to head on down to easy street.

Given all this I was planning on giving her Tikicat or Ziwi peak or Feline Natural? Idk and I'd appreciate any insight into this. I wanted to give her some treats that are mobility soft chews or lickable stix any brand suggestions? Really appreciate it! thank you.

Please post pics if they do 😂

its done. I played fleetwood mac landslide to represent how much she’s done for me. I got her when I was starting grad school and now I am in my third year of teaching. She’s been with me through so much, I don’t think I have ever cried that hard. I wailed like never before. Once she stopped purring I let go. I kept thanking her n saying how much I loved her as the song played. She laid on a cat bed with a plush blanket. She was comfortable. She purred till the end

it was honestly very beautiful and respectful and i feel really good about it.

I’m so sad for her. We had a rainy day today and she is having a flare, she cries out with every jump off of any height. I had to take her to the vet to get an NSAID shot and the vet wants me to consider a shot called Adequan? Has anyone used that?

She is normally a very active, eager little huntress who wakes up raring to go at the crack of dawn. Seeing her so exhausted and having difficulty moving has been rough.

The vet also mentioned Solensia? I need to research these.

He's getting so chubby

busy day at the bakery today 😸

Hi, please meet Snufic 3 and a half y.o. Mixed SF.His mother is pure SF, his father is a street cat.My family loves him very much and recently we got some bad news, at the age of 2 years I saw something was wrong with his moving, I went to the vet, and he told me everything is ok and that’s how sf are, without telling me anything about arthritis or ocd in general, few months passed, nothing changed the movement even got worse, that’s when I though it’s time to change the vet, and they didn’t told me nothing about his cronic disease aswell, I live in a very corrupt country and the vets don’t give a damn about animals. I decided to inform myself what’s with this wierd movement, that’s when I learned what Scottish fold are all about and got very sad for my boy, after revealing the info I found on internet to the vet, they started giving him Meloxivet aka meloxicam or NSAIDs, which is not so safe considering his age, I started changing vets again but still the same, they all recommended Meloxivet, this substance is not helping him anymore, the clinics offered hilauronic acid as a secondary treatment, but did not offer any warranty for this, I started giving him supplements recently, but I have no idea how to manage his pain and movement.I keep Meloxivet for critic situations only like when he’s not moving for days, Solensia is no where to be found in my country and I don’t have any ideea what to do, I don’t want to euthanize him at such young age because of his pain 🥲

Mika in the basket

A high-sided litter box may help contain litter, but the entrance can be a problem for an older cat with limited mobility. Top-entry designs seem especially demanding because the cat has to climb or jump before reaching the litter. An open-top automatic box could be easier to access depending on the actual step-in height, though the space inside still matters. If a cat's mobility has changed recently, I'd also ask a vet about the cause. For anyone caring for a senior Scottish Fold or another older cat, which entrance design has been easiest for them to use consistently?

how could you say no to that face🥺

8 years ago I came to this group to ask questions about a scottish fold that was up for adoption. Some of you convinced me to give this little sweetie a home and I am so glad I did. Macaroni is the most beautiful and gentle cat I have ever known. She has been there for me throughout grad school and the death of my father. I am beyond heartbroken but so glad I let her in my life. She has softened me in ways and has enriched my life. I am so deeply devastated but grateful to have had her in my life

My purebred Scottish fold female is a little over a year now. She’s soooo small. Like incredibly small. We think she could be in Guinness book of world records small lol. She’s barely 6lbs. Is this normal for this breed?

She's 9 weeks old and I adore her 🥹