One year after a cat reaches adulthood is equivalent to 4 years of human life. Cats have the same life span as humans, corresponding to childhood, adulthood and old age. One year of cat years is equivalent to 15 years of human years. The lifespan of a cat is generally 8 to 12 years, and some can reach 17 years or even longer. The average lifespan of a domestic cat is about 15 years. However, many cats can exceed this age, but few can exceed 20 years old. Therefore, the life span of a cat is still very short.

Precautions for feeding cats:

1. After the kittens enter the home, they should be kept in a stable feeding environment for seven days and then vaccinated as soon as possible. Before the vaccination is completed, you cannot go out for activities, have contact with other cats, and cannot take a bath.

2. Cats have strong territorial awareness and are relatively timid. If strangers or other unfamiliar animals approach them, cats will also be frightened.

3. When the cat is three months old and weighs more than one kilogram, it can be dewormed. In addition, insecticides, electric mosquito coils and some foods, such as grapes, green onions, onions, fish bones, and some flowers and plants, such as lilies, orchids, pothos, etc., should not appear in the cat's breeding environment to avoid poisoning.

4. Standardized feeding usually includes a stable feeding environment. Do not change the cat’s feeding environment back and forth. Frequent moving may cause stress-related diseases in the cat.