Usually, cats can live for 15 to 18 years, and some cats can live for more than 20 years. The impact of cats' lifespan is mainly related to genes, dietary habits, and physical fitness.

Some cats have very good conditions in all aspects, so they can live for more than 20 years. Therefore, the owner can extend the lifespan of the cat through reasonable and scientific feeding, and take the cat to the pet hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible when the cat is sick. Cats have a short lifespan, so every age group should be taken care of carefully. Eight months ago, it is necessary to supplement protein, fat, vitamins and minerals to ensure comprehensive nutrition; after August, it will be replaced with adult food, but it must be controlled for its diet and snacks.

Cats are pure carnivorous animals. In other words, the most intake of protein and fat among the things cats eat is protein and fat, and supplement with some nutritional elements. When choosing cat food, you don’t have to choose the most expensive one, but choose the one that suits your cat best. As long as the nutrients in it meet the requirements required by cats on weekdays, there is generally no problem. Prepare a healthy and nutritious diet for your cat to replenish enough water every day, which is enough. Diet often directly determines the lifespan of a cat.

In addition, the attitude of the cat shoveler towards cats, the degree of care he takes for raising cats, etc., will also affect the lifespan of the cat. Remember to deworm the cats internally and externally regularly, and occasionally bathe the cats. As the cats get older, remember to change the cats to their cats for cat food. As long as you pay more attention when raising cats, there will be no problem for the cat.