How long can a Himalayan cat live, as long as the Himalayas?

In fact, just like the cat, the cat is the cat, the mountain is the mountain, the cat can't even live, not to mention a Himalayan mountain, but it is also very interesting.

In this era, with the development of our science and technology, our living standards have also improved, and then there are many people who have begun to raise kittens, everyone likes kittens very much, because kittens are a small animal with a light body, cute appearance, and a lively personality, so everyone likes to get along with them very much, and my friends around me have a lot of people raising kittens, some of them have Muppet cats, and big orange cats, or Persian cats, and Himalayan cats.

So for the Himalayan cat, a kitten, we will discuss it today. Why do everyone call this kitten a Himalayan cat? This also has to be said from its appearance, because he looks more like a small rabbit, and there is that he is not only because he looks like a small rabbit, its name is also related to the Himalayas, I think everyone has heard of the Himalayas, this is a desirable mountain, this mountain it represents the sacred, it represents luck, it represents blessing. So by his appearance like a rabbit, and the Himalayan drama cut combined with its name is called the Himalayan cat.

We all know that when we raise kittens, we pour our feelings into them, we also get along with them day and night, accompanying them every day, sometimes cute, sometimes lively, sometimes naughty, but sometimes very quiet, they are such a cute little animal, worthy of our emotions, but they are also the same as us, there will be a day to leave, then for the cat to leave, as its owner, you must have a lot of reluctance, but this is also a norm in our lives, There is no way.

So then again, how many years do Himalayan cats generally live? Under normal circumstances, Himalayan cats generally live between 12 and 17 years. This is also a long lifespan for dogs, so the owner can walk through 12 to 17 years with the kitten. This life span is also a relatively long lifespan for cats, so for some owners who are reluctant to be separated from kittens, choosing to raise Himalayan cats is a good choice.

The temperament of the Himalayan cat is between the Siamese cat and the Persian cat, which combines the advantages of both in one, which is easy to raise, cute and especially suitable for people who need spiritual comfort. The Himalayan cat has short, fat and straight limbs, a short body, a deep chest, a strong dome-like head, rounded cheeks and jaw, small ears and short nose, and large round eyes, which are almost similar to Persian cats.

So what are you waiting for, hurry up!