The average lifespan of a cat is 12-15 years, but the individual lifespan of a cat will vary greatly depending on factors such as the cat's breed, living habits, and living environment. If the cat lives in a better environment, eats regularly and supplements with nutrients, he will live longer. If basic tasks such as vaccines, deworming, physical examination, cleaning and disinfection are done well, the chances of cats getting sick will be reduced and the life span will be greatly extended. Domestic cats have plenty of food and care from their owners, so they have less chance of being stressed. They can also avoid many injuries caused by fights and fights, and their lifespans are longer than those of stray cats.

Methods to extend the life of cats:

1. When raising cats, you should take them for physical examinations regularly. When kittens are young, it is recommended to have physical examinations twice a year, and for adult cats once. Physical examination is once a year, and it is recommended for elderly cats to have physical examination twice a year. The items of physical examination will be different at different stages of cats.

2. Cats can be dewormed regularly when they are over 6 weeks old. External deworming should be performed every 1 to 2 months, and internal deworming should be performed every 3 to 4 months.

3. You can tease the cat with a cat stick, reward it with some snacks appropriately, and buy some interesting toys for the cat to increase the cat’s amount of exercise at home.

4. Cats must drink water frequently. The more water they drink, the healthier the cat will be. As long as cats drink more water, they can reduce the burden on their kidneys, which will reduce the possibility of diseases such as urinary tract stones and cystitis.