Most cats are about one year old, that is, sexually mature and physically mature. At this time, cats can breed and breed the next generation. However, cats' adulthood is also affected by the growth environment. Cats with good nutrition may mature early, while cats with poor nutrition may mature later.
The body size of the cat after adulthood will not change much. But it is important to pay attention to feeding reasonably. It is not recommended to feed the cat in large quantities every day to avoid excessive obesity in the cat. Because obesity can seriously threaten the cat's physical health and induce heart disease or joint disease.
The frequency of estrus in adult cats is relatively high, and there will be obvious signs of estrus, such as restlessness, anxiety, chilling, and urination. At this time, some male cats with strong sexual desire will run away from home and take the initiative to go outside to find and pursue a suitable partner.
Cats' resistance in adulthood will be enhanced compared to kittens, but this does not mean that cats are less caring for. At the same time, it is also necessary to receive regular infectious disease vaccines and rabies vaccines. When a cat has symptoms of respiratory infection such as coughing and sneezing, don’t take it for granted that the cat will recover by itself. It is recommended to take it to the pet hospital for regular treatment in time.