Turkish Angora cats generally live to be 10-15 years old, but Turkish Angora cats over seven years old are prone to diabetes. The reason is due to the lack of insulin in the body, which affects the normal transportation and utilization of blood sugar. Turkish Angora cats weighing more than 7 kilograms are twice as likely to develop diabetes as cats weighing less than 7 kilograms, and many diabetic cats have their blood sugar return to normal values ​​after dieting and weight loss. Controlling your weight is a good way to extend the life of your Turkish Angora cat.

Methods to extend the life span of Turkish Angora cats:

1. Turkish Angora cats can just eat cat food. The cat food needs to be rich in nutrients, so give them some Meat, beef is the most nutritious, but it must be cooked well, otherwise there will be too many parasites, which is conducive to their growth.

2. Do not feed Angora cats human food for a long time as it will cause malnutrition and affect their health.

3. Angora cats also have the habit of self-cleaning with their tongues. Angora’s hair is long and will accumulate in the stomach. Hair spitting cream should be fed regularly to help it clean up the indigestible hair balls in the stomach. Reduce the possibility of gastrointestinal upset.

4. Breeders should often exercise with Angora cats and interact with each other. Leaving Angora cats alone at home for a long time is not good for the physical and psychological health of Angora cats.