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The oldest cat ever recorded was 38 years old when it passed away, so I would say no, a cat can not live to 100 years old.

actually wild cats hav a chance of lving 4 so long coz the hav good immune system

Sadly no.Cats generally only live to aout 10,but some cats have made to their late 30’s.I would say a cat living to be 100 is definatly impossible.

the oldest cat i had was 18 .i dont think a cat can live to be 100 but im shure someone somewere has one that old.

im sorry but cats cant live that long.

maybe in cat years but in humane years… NOPE!

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if it lived to be 100 it would have to be the wolds healthest cat in the universe!

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Im sorry to say no

cats don’t live that long the oldest cat recorded was 38 years old.

In cat years probalbly like 500 years but in human years cats usually can survive untill they are 15 years old. So nope sorry.

Kitties live for as long as we want them too as long as we keep them in our hearst. The average lifetime for a cat is about 14-16 years. In cat years that is about 80 to 90 years. So don’t dispare, your lovely kitty will never leave you in spirit, only in body.

NO

The oldest cat I had was 21 years old when she died. Cats are unable to live to 100 years old.

I have no doubt that the world’s oldest cat was in it’s late 20’s - mid 30’s but i think, not now, but in the future a cat could live to be 100 cat years old!

no they cant

38 is cream puff, 2 is puff at age 36, then grandpa at age 34

No way man

the oldest cat was 38. im sure in the future it will have a big chance of happening so that it reaches the age of 100. but currently no cat has lived to 100. if u love your kitty enough then maybe he/she will live to be 40 or maybe maybe maybe 45-50

in cats years, or human years

the oldest cat is 38. It’s impossible. Even the healthiest of cats someday die of old age.

that would be cool

no

like dogs cats live a shart time frame. !1 year to us is seven to them so i would say un likely for them to even imagin to live over a hundred!!

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like dogs cats live a shart time frame. !1 year to us is seven to them so i would say un likely for them to even imagin to live over a hundred!!

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nope sorry

no way can a cat live that long

No offense, but some people here just joined cats.com for the heck of it! They joined it
because they could make fun of the poor kittens and cats! I bet those people love dogs, and hate cats!
So this website is not about anything like joining for the heck of it! It’s about sticking together as a cat group! Well, i know I’m really off topic but maybe some of you can stick to what i said. And well, i think
a cat could maybe live 100 years, if you took care of it well!

Miao!

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No offense, but some people here just joined cats.com for the heck of it! They joined it
because they could make fun of the poor kittens and cats! I bet those people love dogs, and hate cats!
So this website is not about anything like joining for the heck of it! It’s about sticking together as a cat group! Well, i know I’m really off topic but maybe some of you can stick to what i said. And well, i think
a cat could maybe live 100 years, if you took care of it well!

Miao!

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i dont think so.

the oldest cat ive heard of is 15. so i dont think

A 21 year old cat would be equivelent to a 100-year-old human, and the oldest cat on
record was 36 or 38. A cat usually lives 13-15 years,I have never known a cat die younger.
The answer to your question is probably no,but I sure wish they lived that long!

The life expectancy of your cat is determined by how and where she/he lives. Outdoor cats are prone to many different situations and accidents then that of indoor cats. There have been some cats that live well into their thirties, but the normal life span of an indoor cat is anywhere between 12-15 years. Although your cat may live well into her twenties.

If your cat is an outdoor cat then her normal life span is only 3-4 years. That is a big difference compared to the life span of an indoor cat! When your cat goes outside there are many things taht can happen. Many cats are killed every day from being hit by cars or being prey to other animals. As well as many other diseases and illness that an outdoor can catch easier then an indoor cat.

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Cats do not live that long.

i didnt join cats.com for the heck of it i love cats.

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my cat is 12

No, I wish cats could live 100 years though!
The oldest cat was 38 years old. My aunt had a cat that lived till 32.

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The oldest cat that ever lived was 38 so going up to 100 I would think would be just wierd but nothing is impossible.

Ya’ll are crazy! All of you are arguing about which cat lived longest! SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSTTTTTTTTTTTTOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It says that the oldest cat lived to be 37 years old.

Felines in general, domestic and wild, big and small, tend to live around 4 - 12 years in a natural environment. Females generally live longer than males because they don’t battle as much over territory and mates and are less prone to injury-caused death.

For domestic cats in a captive setting (neutered and preferably indoors) the average is 10 - 15 years. Some make it into their twenties, other people here have quoted the longest-lived cat so I won’t repeat it, but no, a cat cannot live to be 100 years old under any sort of natural condition. They are small animals with fast metabolisms. Lifespan to a large degree is genetic and as cells divide and age they become damaged on the genetic level (google “DNA telomeres” if you want to know the specifics) and eventually an animal or person will die no matter how well they are taken care of because it is a natural process. Even in the absence of virus and bacteria, eventually cellular damage will cause heart failure or cancer in even the healthiest individuals. It’s just a fact of life.

Well,i think all of you are wrong…cuz my cat is 99 years old!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Actually all, a cat that is 21 yrs. old would be 100 cat years. This means that the oldest cat - I’m not trying to get in the fight, so let’s say it’s about 40 - would be 176 years old. Yes, folks, and the average age for a normal cat is 64. That’s all I really know. Well, just for the record I will put up a cat aging chart.

Human Years | Cat Years
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1 | 15
2 | 24
3 | 28
4 | 32
5 | 36

From then, you just add 4 cat years with each human year.

I have a cat that is sixteen.my mom had a cat that lived for twenty years. SO IT’S TWENTY!!!!!!!!

sheesh.

they might live that long in cat years( 1 human year = 3 cat years )so if the oldest cat was 38 in human years then they were111 years old in cat years.So they could in cat years.

No cat that i Know of can live to be 100. 38 is the oldest.

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OK people, please stop fighting!!!!!!! Cat’s.com is for people to help other peopel with cat problems. Not get into arguments over a question!!!!! Kaylamae100, everyone knows how to spell those words, they just don’t take the time to spell them. I do that sometimes too. People can write “cuz” and “shure” if they want to. It’s a free country! ChartreauxGal3 is right. Cat years change differently in people years. It depends on if you meant cat years or people years. Nobody actually wanted to START a fight, it just happened. Then everyone got mad and all these answers came flying out of nowhere. Just because some people think differently about one subject doesn’t mean you should keep arguing! Plus, if you haven’t noticed, the argument is never going to find a winner. It is going to go on and on and on. 38 or 42, 30 or 40. Who really cares. We’ve all goten tottally off subject and into a fued! Please stop!

cats cant live over 100 years

kaylamae100, shut it! i spell “you” as “u” and “your” as “ur” if ur gunna act like that(WHEN NO ONE WANTS TO HEAR IT!!!) go to a spelling online club!!! No one’s gunna wanna be ur friend!!

when a cat is one year old it could be by 16 17 18 15 years old in cat years so if a cat lives 100 years it could be like 10000000 in cat years!

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and no a cat cant live 100 years

No, cats cannot live over or 100years old. Cats are like other animals except for turtles because they can live for 100 years old. Other animals can’t live for 100 years old or over so no.

Of coures not!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Chuck Norris can live for 1 million years

wow kaylamae stop correcting people its annoying so what if they misspelled something its not your problem and i think some people have the same thought as me

In cat years…maybe. but in the guiness book of world records, the oldest was 38 years old.

your answer is definately no. Cats live an average span of 20-25 years. Unless you freeze the cat and thaw him out 100 years later, hes not going to survive that long

your answer is definately no. Cats live an average span of 20-25 years. Unless you freeze the cat and thaw him out 100 years later, hes not going to survive that long

we wont even live that long - well most of us!!

THEY SURE CAN! my cat is over 300 years old and its bumhole is still as young, fresh, and smelly as it was the day it was born!

No, sorry. I’m pretty sure cats don’t live to be 100 years old. But some cats can live quite a long time. If you want her to live longer, try feeding her healthy cat foods that fit your cats personaloty and lifestyle, and you can always give her some playful, fun, exercise.