Around the age of 36, a cat is quite mature at this stage. It can be said that this is the golden period of its adult life. It is necessary to control the cat’s diet to prevent obesity, play with the cat appropriately, and increase its amount of exercise. Cats aged 5-12 years old are prone to obesity, just like humans in middle age to late adulthood, so cats’ energy intake at this stage needs to be appropriately limited.

A cat between the ages of three and six is ​​still an adult cat, no longer a young cat. Cats in this period usually have no health problems, but some cats may have acquired chronic health problems or congenital problems. It is recommended to take the cat to the veterinarian regularly for check-ups and regular vaccinations.

When a cat reaches 10 years old, which is equivalent to 56 years old in humans, the cat will slowly begin to enter old age at this time. Pay attention to giving the cat a physical examination every year. As cats age, they may suffer from tooth degeneration, hearing loss, lethargy, and loss of appetite. Pet owners should spend more time with their cats and give them more patience to take care of them.