The average lifespan of a cat is 13 to 17 years. With the improvement of pet medical conditions and the continuous advancement of pet diagnosis and treatment, cats are living longer and longer, with more and more cats living past 20 years old.



Domestic cats typically live longer than stray cats because they are fed regularly by their owners, have better nutrition, and are more likely to receive help when they become unwell.

In addition, some cats are more likely to get sick due to congenital genetic diseases of their breed, so it is necessary to have them undergo regular check-ups.