>This is my cat, Sprinkles. >He's 38 years old!

>>2350891
My employee has a cat that's 21, husbands cat just died at 19. Dunno how it works but I have a suspicion that it's about how FUCKING LAZY they are.

>>2350894
Yeah, see how long turtles live.

>>2350894
I can attest to this. My kitter died at 26 and she was basically a piece of furniture.

>>2350894
>but I have a suspicion that it's about how FUCKING LAZY they are.

>oh wait, we're supposed to die? meh, maaaaaybe tomorrow...

>>2350891
if ever a cat could express the thought "kill me" this is that face

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>tfw cat dead from cancer at the age of 5

>>2351422
i feel ya, one of my doggos died at 4 from a cancer

>>2351422
>>2351425
why so young? how do i prevent this from habbening to my doggo? ;_;

>>2351437
Have some hydrophobic skin

>>2351437

Good quality food with no dyes, or preservatives.
Picking a breed that isn't prone to cancer. If you have a retriever, lab, you're essentially fucked.

>>2351443
wat if my golden retriever is a mixed? is it still fucked?

>>2351437
You don't. All metazoans get cancer. You just have to be lucky.

>>2351446
Possibly

Cat lifespans are weird. I've had two cats die of cancer at 13. And the other two lived to be 20-22. They all had the sme lifestyle so I guess genetics play a huge part.

My childhood dog lived to be 19 but since then all my dogs have died of cancer or heart failure by 13. When my current dog dies I think I'll give up on pets until I'm retired and lonely.

>>2350893
fuck off

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>>2351447