How many years does a kitten live?

The average life span of a cat is about 10-15 years, while the life span of a stray cat is about 5 years.

The average life span of a cat is about 10-15 years, while the life span of a stray cat is about 5 years. Kittens are 1-3 months old, adult cats are 8 months-7 years old, and cats over 8 years old are already senior cats. The more scientifically you raise your cat, the longer its life will be.

Therefore, the life span of a cat is directly proportional to the level of care taken by its owner. Kittens can live independently when they are 6 months old, and their lifespan is about 10 years. Domestic cats have the ability to reproduce between 7 and 12 months after birth. Usually in estrus from January to March, May to August, or October. The gestation period is about 62 days, with 1 to 8 babies being born at a time. Usually 3 to 5.

A cat with good physical strength can give birth twice a year. A newborn kitten has closed eyes and ears and a little hair. It opens its eyes in about 7 to 20 days and begins to learn to walk in 9 to 15 days. They can eat solid food when they are 4 weeks old, and can be weaned around 8 to 10 weeks.

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