The lifespan of a domestic cat is generally 13-15 years. If the nutrition is adequate, the medical conditions are good, and the cat's physical fitness is okay, the cat may live longer. Neutered male and female cats will live 1-2 years longer than average. ​​​​​​

The lifespan of a cat is closely related to the breeding environment and the owner’s feeding methods. Taking the cat for regular physical examinations to detect and treat hidden diseases in a timely manner will also help the cat live longer.

Regular vaccination and deworming, ensuring scientific feeding, meticulous cleaning, and effective disease prevention can greatly extend the life of cats.