
By which year will longevity research enable a pet cat's lifespan to be extended by 10 years?
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1kṀ2162050
25%
By 2030
39%
By 2040
10%
By 2050
10%
By 2060
8%
By 2070
8%
By 2080
This question delves into predicting the year by which advancements in longevity research will allow for a significant extension in the lifespan of pet cats. With a current average lifespan of 12-15 years for domestic cats, this market aims to determine when pets can realistically expect to live an additional 10 years. It’s important to note that historically, scientific breakthroughs in animal health often precede similar advancements in human medicine.
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