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A Pillow Burst in the Living Room. The Scottish Fold Sat Right in It.

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White feathers drift through the air like tiny snowflakes, and a cream Scottish Fold sits calmly on a torn pillow in the middle of them with her amber eyes wide open. Her folded ears are tucked against her round head, her little pink nose is lifted and a feather rests near her whiskers. All around her, feathers cover the floor and float past the camera. In the background, a plant, a cluttered basket, a couch with jeans and glasses, a few wooden blocks and a remote form a cozy mess. We'll call her Feather, which seems fair.

Scottish Folds are sweet, gentle cats known for their folded ears and owl-like faces. They are usually affectionate and enjoy being near their people, and they tend to be moderately playful. The gene that gives them folded ears can also be linked to joint problems, so regular vet checkups are especially important. Feathers and pillow stuffing can be hazardous if swallowed, so clear them up quickly and call your vet if you think your cat ate some. Cats love to kick and scratch soft pillows because it resembles catching prey, and an interactive feather wand toy is a safer way to satisfy that instinct.

Feather sits as still as a statue while the feathers settle around her. She doesn't seem to realize that the pillow has lost most of its filling. The room looks like a snow globe, and the cat looks like the figurine inside it.

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