The “most experienced feline on the planet” is Rubble. The 30-year-old British cat named Rubble resides in Exeter, England. The ginger and white cat belonged to his owner Michele Foster, who acquired him as a kitten in May 1988 to celebrate her 20th birthday.
What a blessing he’s been! The cat has been Michele’s most wonderful ally for a very long time, and according to her, he is incredibly devoted and loyal. She attributes his long life to being lavished with love and attention, “just likе a child.”
In general, the cat has been quite solid but has hypertension. Dr. Shawn Moore of City Vets treats him therapeutically and makes sure he is stable and sound. “Rubble is still making progress and is likеly the most seasoned feline in the UK. He takes medication for his pulse, but other than that, he is in remarkably good health. Dr. Moore said.
When Michele was asked if she would submit Rubble for the Guinness Book of World Records, she responded:
He still has a lot of life left in him, but I don’t think we’ll pursue the Guinness World Record because I’m not sure he’d appreciate a crowd of people gathered to watch him or someone picking a fight with him. He no longer has to be given much thought or disturbed because he is old. We’d likе to think that he simply died so that he could enjoy his elderly age in peace.
Cream Puff was the previous Guinness World Record holder for the most experienced cat. Cream Puff had a lifespan of 38 years, 3 days. No one knows for sure how long the adorable Rubble will live, but we do know that he will be mistrеаtеd by his owner until the day he crosses the extension.
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The average domestic house cat lives 15–20 years, giving you some idea of how remarkable it is that the feline has endured thus long. The average lifespan of outdoor cats is 2 to 9 years.
We hope Rubble has many more extraordinarily healthy and happy days ahead of him and wish him a very happy 30th birthday celebration throughout the entire year!
Please feel free to tell your loved ones about his historic tale and the adorably gorgeous photos of the world’s most famous cat.
Source: beopeo.com