The Norwegian Forest Cat is a natural cat species, a large and strong cat with a lifespan of usually 14 to 16 years. The survival temperature of Norwegian forest cats reaches minus 16 degrees in winter and the highest temperature is 24 degrees in summer. Since the genes have not been significantly modified through artificial breeding, purebred cats are prone to common genetic diseases, such as heart, kidney, eye and respiratory cases. Very rare.

Norwegian forest cats like warm food. Cold food and cold food can easily cause indigestion in Norwegian forest cats. The temperature of the food should be 30 to 40 degrees. Norwegian Forest Cats don’t drink much water, so just make sure they get enough clean water. The water used must be clean water and the water must be changed every day. It is not suitable to be kept indoors for a long time. It is best to keep it in a home with a yard and a relatively spacious environment. The owner needs to take more careful care of the Norwegian Forest Cat to make the Norwegian Forest Cat live longer.