How many years can cats live?

The longest life span of a cat is about 20 years, and the average life span of a cat is about 15 to 20 years. Generally speaking, long-haired cats live longer than short-haired cats, indoor cats live longer than wild cats, and male cats live longer than female cats. The life span of cats is closely related to factors such as breed genes, feeding environment and nutritional components. When keeping cats at ordinary times, you must keep the environment clean and tidy, disinfect the environment regularly, and don't let cats contact sick cats.

Cat life list

1, Norwegian forest cat: life span 18~20 years, stable, introverted, independent and alert.

Norwegian forest cats can adapt to very bad weather. It is rich in fur and can survive in cold weather. Its life span is longer among all cats, and it can be active for 20 years. It can accompany its owner for a long time.

2, Siamese cat: life 15~20 years, strong and active personality, strong curiosity, clingy, jealous and loyal.

Siamese cats are nicknamed "coal diggers" because their faces, ears, limbs and tails stand out as if they had just dug coal. However, the sapphire eyes of Siamese cats are also charming.

3. Muppet cat: life span 15 years or more, gentle and quiet personality, easy to get along with.

Muppets rarely resist hugs and are pushed around like dolls, hence the name Muppets. Muppets don't scratch things, can get along well with children, and are very suitable for family breeding. Even though the gastrointestinal tract of the bag cat is very sensitive, its life span is not short, and its average life span is over 15 years. When raising, the owner should pay attention to the diet, and the cat will basically have no big problems.