The expression “cats have nine lives” has its roots in the association of the Egyptian sun god Atum-Ra with the number nine, reflecting the Egyptian belief in feline longevity.
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Studies indicate that mixed-breed domestic cats, on average, live about 14 years, ranging from 9 to 17 years. Life expectancy depends on various factors, including breed, neutering, diet, weight, veterinary care, and other lifestyle elements.
To ensure that your cat lives a long and healthy life, it’s essential to maintain healthy eating habits, schedule regular veterinary visits, and protect cats against infectious threats through proper vaccinations, as well as ensuring safety at home.
While most cats are considered seniors from the age of 10, the natural decline of the body can lead to health issues such as arthritis and dental diseases. Although it’s not uncommon for cats to live two decades or more, specific care, including veterinary guidance, becomes essential as they age.
