Although many cats can now live for more than 15 years through scientific breeding, some cats have a very short lifespan. The following are the 4 types of cats with the shortest lifespans in the cat world. If you have one, please cherish it!

The first type:

Manchikan cat lifespan: 9 to 12 years Compared with many pet cats, the life span of the Chikan cat is very short. It may not be able to accompany its owner for more than ten years. If you raise it, you must cherish it.

Disadvantages: "Fast aging of bones": Because the legs of Munchkin cats are very short, their bones are prone to aging, and they may have difficulty moving in their old age.

“Susceptible to spinal diseases”: Munchkin cats have short legs and are prone to spinal diseases.

“Easily obese”: Munchkin cats do not like to exercise and are prone to obesity due to gluttony. They need to pay attention to weight control.

Second type:

Scottish fold cat life span: 8 to 12 years The life span of a fold cat is very short, so you need to cherish it.

Disadvantages: "Cartilage Genetic Disease": Fold-eared cats are susceptible to cartilage genetic disease, causing pain and health problems.

"Poor physique": Fold-eared cats are prone to heart disease, respiratory diseases, etc. and require special care.

“Raising is expensive”: Raising Fold-eared cats is expensive and requires medical expenses.

Third type:

Sphynx cat lifespan: 9 to 12 years. Sphynx cats also have a shorter lifespan and require special care.

Disadvantages: "Prone to skin diseases": Hairless cats are prone to skin diseases and require extra protection.

"Expensive": Hairless cats are expensive and require financial support.

"Poor physique": Sphynx cats are susceptible to cold and gastrointestinal problems and require special care.

The fourth type:

Life span of exotic short-hair cats: 6 to 10 years. Exotic short-hair cats have a short life span and need to be cherished.

Disadvantages: "Genetic diseases": Exotic shorthair cats are susceptible to genetic diseases such as polycystic kidney disease.

“Susceptible to rhinal bronchitis”: Exotic short-haired cats are prone to rhinal bronchitis and need to be taken care of.

“Gluttonous and easy to gain weight”: Exotic short-haired cats are prone to obesity and need to control their weight.

In the process of raising cats, whether they are long-lived or short-lived cats, they all need our careful care and attention. Cherish the time you spend with them and give them the best possible care.