The lifespan of Bombay cats is 12-17 years, which is similar to other cats. If they are well-raised, Bombay cats will have a longer lifespan. Generally, long-haired cats have a longer lifespan than short-haired cats, domestic cats have a longer lifespan than wild cats, and male cats have a longer lifespan than female cats. Most cats have a lifespan of about 14 years.

How to live a long life for Bombay cats

1. Maintain a correct diet

Give your cat plenty of pure water to drink. Cats are carnivores and must Feed your cat more meat and supplement protein to help with growth and prevent muscle loss.

2. Regular vaccination

Vaccinating cats is the best way to prevent cats from contracting various diseases and enhance their immunity.

3. Do a good job of cleaning

But do not bathe the cat frequently. Cats are very afraid of water. Bathing the cat frequently will also destroy the natural protective layer of the cat’s fur, which can easily cause many diseases. skin disease.

4. Sterilize the cat

After the cat is sterilized, the occurrence of many diseases will be reduced, the disease rate will decrease, and the chance of the cat extending its life will be greatly increased.

5. Comply with the cat’s nature

Respect the cat’s thoughts and do not force the cat to do many things it does not like just to satisfy its curiosity.