The lifespan of a civet cat (also known as a calico cat or foreign civet cat) is generally between 12 and 16 years, but this is only a rough estimate. Actual lifespan is affected by many factors, including genetics, living environment, diet and overall health.
As with other cats, providing a proper diet, regular veterinary check-ups, good daily care, a safe living environment indoors, and providing adequate exercise and psychological stimulation can help prolong the life of a civet cat. In addition, early preventive measures, such as spaying and neutering and vaccinations, can also reduce some potential health problems and help increase your cat's lifespan.
Each cat's lifespan is unique, and some cats may live longer than the average lifespan, while others may live shorter lives. Ensuring that civet cats are given adequate care and health management can help them live longer lives.
