The lifespan of orange cats is about 12-15 years. If the owner takes proper care of it, some long-lived cats will live to the age of 20. The living environment of a cat and its own physical fitness have a great impact on life span. When the cat'...
The lifespan of orange cats is about 12-15 years. If the owner takes proper care of it, some long-lived cats will live to the age of 20. The living environment of a cat and its own physical fitness have a great impact on life span. When the cat's living environment is relatively good, it will definitely live longer than stray cats.
There are also data that cats who are sterilized live longer than unspained cats. If there is no need to breed, the cat can be spayed. By adopting scientific feeding methods, the lifespan of cats can be extended to a certain extent.
Generally speaking, cats need to inject three-injection vaccine and one-injection rabies when they are young. Adult cats need two injections of immunization a year, one injection of a vaccine, and one injection of rabies. It is recommended to drive out once a month for external deworming and once every three months in the body. Secondly, sterilization as soon as possible can prevent diseases and help prolong the lifespan of cats.
