Scottish Fold Kittens For Sale

The Scottish Fold’s story began in the early 1960s on a farm in Scotland, where a cat named Susie was discovered with a rare genetic mutation that caused her ears to fold forward, giving her a unique, owl-like look. Susie became the foundation of the Scottish Fold breed, which has since gained popularity across the world for its adorable appearance and sweet temperament. The breed is believed to carry traces of British Shorthair lineage, contributing to their round face, thick coat, and affectionate personality. The Scottish Fold is a medium-sized cat with a rounded, sturdy build. Adults typically weigh between 2.7–6 kilos, with males being slightly larger than females. Their most defining feature is their folded ears, which can range from a single fold to a tightly folded triple curl. Not all Scottish Fold kittens develop ear folds; some retain straight ears, which are just as affectionate and are often called “Scottish Straights.” Scottish Folds are quiet, calm, and deeply affectionate companions. They are highly intelligent and responsive to their owners’ moods and routines, making them easy to train for basic behaviors, including litter training and gentle commands. While not overly demanding, they enjoy interactive play and thrive in environments where they get consistent attention and affection. Their playful and curious nature also makes them excellent candidates for puzzle toys and gentle games. Despite their calm nature, Scottish Folds are not shy. They enjoy being around people, often following their owners from room to room and settling into the nearest cozy spot. Many Folds love to curl up on laps or lie beside their humans for hours. They are known for their unusual sitting and sleeping positions, such as the “Buddha sit,” where they sit upright with legs stretched out—adding to their quirky, endearing charm. Scottish Folds are generally friendly toward other cats and even cat-friendly dogs. Early socialization plays a big role in how well they adapt to new environments, pets, and people. They are ideal for family life and do especially well in quieter homes where they can bond deeply with their humans. Their coats, whether short or long, are soft and plush. Weekly brushing is usually sufficient, though long-haired varieties may need more frequent grooming. Scottish Folds are not heavy shedders but may shed more during seasonal changes. Routine grooming also helps keep their dense coats free of tangles and promotes bonding between cat and owner. Scottish Folds can be prone to a hereditary condition called osteochondrodysplasia, which affects cartilage and bone development, especially in cats with tightly folded ears. This makes responsible breeding and regular veterinary care essential. At Jenkins Scottish Folds, we are committed to raising healthy, well-socialized kittens with ethical breeding practices at the forefront. With their affectionate personality, soft voice, and unique look, the Scottish Fold is truly a one-of-a-kind companion. Once bonded, they become devoted and loving members of the family.