What is the average lifespan of a cat?

The lifespan of a cat is generally 12-15 years, and the specific lifespan is determined by the cat's physical condition. If the cat lives in a better environment, eats regularly and supplements with nutrients, he will live longer. The owner can just pay more attention to the cat's body. The life span of stray cats will be very short, only about 2-3 years, because they do not have enough food and clothing for a long time, and their physical fitness is very poor.
As cats get older, their body functions decline, and they are prone to various diseases. Therefore, owners must pay more attention to the cat's condition, such as mental status, appetite, weight, etc., when taking care of the cat. If a cat has any health problems, it should be sent to the hospital for treatment in time.
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