Breed traitsScottish cat myths: folded ears, health and personality
Does the ear fold cause harm, are Straights “rejects”, and do Folds really hear poorly? We look at common myths about Scottish cats.
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Scottish kittens in Dnipro
Scottish kittens for sale at the Murtown cattery in Dnipro, Ukraine: none available now — join the waitlist and we will write to you first. Transport across Ukraine.
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Scottish kittens: price and how to buy
- How much do Scottish kittens cost?
- There are no kittens of this breed available right now, so we’ll name the price when a litter arrives. It depends on the color and on whether you take the kitten as a pet or with breeding rights. Join the waitlist and we’ll write to you first.
- Why do the pet and breeding prices differ?
- A kitten sold as a pet moves in as a companion, without breeding rights. The price with breeding rights is higher because that kitten goes to breeding work. When the cattery offers both, both prices are shown on the kitten’s page.
- How do I buy a kitten?
- Pick a kitten in the catalogue and send a request on the site or in the cattery’s Telegram bot — no sign-up needed. We’ll get in touch, answer your questions and reserve the kitten for you.
- What documents does a kitten come with?
- Each kitten’s page shows what is already done before the move: age-appropriate vaccinations, a vet passport, deworming, a microchip and a pedigree.
- Can I take a kitten to another city or country?
- The cattery is in Dnipro, Ukraine. Transport to another city in Ukraine or abroad is arranged individually when you reserve.
Scottish: temperament and traits
The breed traces back to Susie, a white farm cat with folded ears spotted in Scotland in 1961; there are Folds and Straights, and responsible breeders only pair a Fold with a straight-eared cat. Scottish cats are gentle, calm and sociable, love being at the heart of family life and usually get on well with children. The thick coat needs brushing about once a week, a little more often for longhaired cats.
Articles about the breed
- Breed traits
CareScottish cat grooming: coat, folded ears and a delicate tail
How to brush short and long Scottish coats, care for folded ears, handle the tail and paws gently, and why weight matters for the joints.
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HealthScottish cat health: joints, DNA tests and what to ask a breeder
What to watch for in Scottish Folds and Straights: signs of joint trouble, DNA tests, heart screening and the questions to ask a breeder.
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Breed traitsWhy Scottish cats have folded ears, and what the fold gene means
The story of Susie the cat, fold genetics in plain words, the honest truth about cartilage and joints, and why responsible breeders pair a Fold only with a Straight.
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Breed traitsScottish cat personality: life with a Fold or a Straight
Gentle, calm and very attached to their people: here's what Scottish cats are like at home, how much attention they need and who they suit.
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