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Also known as Norwegische Waldkatze
The Norwegian Forest Cat lives on average 15 years and weighs between 4 and 8 kg. The breed is known for medium exercise needs, plan the day accordingly.
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This breed's exercise needs are medium. Build daily activity windows that match, too little or too much can both cause problems.
Feed an age- and activity-appropriate diet. In low-activity households, overfeeding is the most common health risk.
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