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A Silver Scottish Fold Studied the Frost on the Window

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Frost has drawn feathery patterns across the window glass, and a silver tabby Scottish Fold sits in front of it, looking off to the side with calm amber eyes. A pine wreath hangs on the wall beside the window, and a pile of folded blankets and clothes rests on a chair behind him. His ears are folded flat against his round head, which gives him an owl-like look. It is cold outside, but the room is warm and quiet.

Scottish Folds have folded ears because of a gene that affects cartilage, and the same gene can cause joint and bone problems. Responsible breeding and regular vet visits matter for the health of these gentle cats. They are known for sweet and calm personalities, and many enjoy sitting near their people. If your Fold seems stiff or reluctant to jump, mention it to your vet, since soft beds, ramps and steps can make life easier. A window seat makes a comfortable spot, and a thick blanket helps on cold days.

A frosty window is a favorite place for a cat to sit, because it is bright and interesting, and the glass keeps the world at a safe distance. This one sits perfectly still, absorbing the winter calm. With the wreath and the frost, the scene looks like a greeting card for a winter morning.

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