The average life span of an outdoor cat is 4 years. Indoor cats live on average 12-15 years.
Usualy indoor cats live longer than outdoor cats. The average lifspan for cats can be up to 15 years. All of the cats I have live up to 17-20 years becase they are indoor, and I take very good care of them. Usualy outdoor cats live shorter becase of th disesese, cars, other animals, ext. outside. If I were you I'd keep my cat indoors.
they usually live in forest, farms,homes, outdoor etc
Do not use a long-haired cat. Short-haired cats are better since they can take care of their of their own fur.
Most cats will, especially outdoor and/or feral cats. Similar to the lure of the long rope being dragged around, few cats will ignore it.
it can live to about a couple of days
Generally anywhere from 16-25 years, depending on whether the cat is feral or domestic. Also depends on whether the cat is indoor/outdoor, or only inside or only outside animal. Indoor cats will live a longer life than feral or only outdoor cats. Expect your indoor cat live in to at least 20-25, and your outdoor to 15-20 years. Know that outdoor cats (whether or not you let them inside or not) will have a higher risk for infections, accidents, and illness. Your domestic would be free of most hazards except that with you as the owner impose. Obesity is a ailment that owners should highly aware of. It can cause many problems and possibly contribute to the reduction of your cats life.
how long does an andean cat live for
Indoor cats and outdoor cats are the compound subject (not including the and), and require is the verb.
Of course. They are called outdoor cats, known for living most of their lives outside the house, dependent on the food the owner provides.
A Cornish Rex is a specific breed of domestic cat. Unlike most cats, which have a three layered fur coat, Cornish Rex only have the undercoat. Domestic cats generally live 12 to 14 years in captivity.
indoor cats yes, outdoor cats **** no.
There are no specific breeds of cat that are typically "outdoor" cats - it really depends on each individual cat's personality. Some cats prefer to stay indoors all their lives, while others like to go outside when they want to. Being outside allows independence and freedom. But, being an outdoor cat can be dangerous if you live in a urban area. Any cat can be an outdoor cat (if it so wishes - never try and "force" a cat to go outside if it doesn't want to) as long as it's not declawed. Also, most pedigree breeds are kept as indoor cats, due to their value. Some pedigree breeds are known to be ignorant about roads, and are at risk from being stolen.