This Cat Lived to 38 Years! Here Is What Their Owner Did

Meet Creme Puff, the remarkable cat that lived to the ripe old age of 38 years! In this video, "This Cat Lived to 38 Years! Here Is What Their Owner Did," we dive into the fascinating story of Creme Puff and the dedicated care provided by her owner that contributed to her long and healthy life. Discover the secrets behind her diet, the special health routines, and the loving attention that helped push the boundaries of feline longevity.
We'll explore practical tips and actionable advice on how to care for your own cat to potentially extend its life. From nutrition to daily habits, learn what factors can contribute to a longer and healthier life for your feline friend. Whether you're a new cat owner or have been caring for cats for years, this video is packed with insightful information that can make a real difference in your cat's life. Join us as we uncover the lessons from Creme Puff's extraordinary lifespan and how you can apply them to your beloved pets.
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[@Loni-044]

Wow a man after my own heart. I love cats.

[@margotspiller5615]

Crème Puff’s owner, Jake, was my plumber for years. Just love the man, and he loves cats more than anything. I miss him.

[@Wendy-f9f1e]

Please consider to add an interview with this amazing person with many long life cats. I'm super curious about what he actually says. Many of our common health beliefs may not really work because nobody else got 37-year-old cats.

[@margotspiller5615]

I know Jake. He was unique. Served his cats eggs, brocolli and things like that.

[@lorismith2722]

That's a lie , a cats life is usually about 16 years old. There's no way a cat can live to be 38 , that's twice as long as a cat can live , I would like to see you prove it , but you can't , you can always say what you want , and any paperwork you have came from a different cat , that would be like saying that my grandmother lived to be 200 years old , nice try !

[@rexannam2646]

I've had several cats live well into their 20s. The oldest cat I had was 28 when she passed away. The next oldest was 27. So I know they can live a long time.

[@maalaisflikka]

My parent's cats lived in the age of 21 (Osku) and 22 (Santtu) 😯 I'm not sure about the third one, which came to them after the passings. My father says that Vili was at least 20 years. I miss them all 😪🐈🐈🐈❤️

[@JT-mz5oc]

@@lorismith2722 Creme Puff's age was verified by the Guinness Book of records, and they certainly don't verify claims lightly.

[@johncampaniello9658]

You Sir are my Hero I believe there is a special place in heaven for you 😻😻😻

[@rorylozada4724]

Love ❤ this !!! Lovely Man 🐈🐈🐈🐾🐾🐾❤️❤️

[@bobbieschendel3144]

This is kind of interesting, because its alot of what is recommened for humans to live longer lives

[@billylion3073]

some of it are lies though considering grapes to cats are like arsenic to humans

[@TiffanyPruitt-b9v]

I volunteer with ASPCA, i dont have any help. I have to feed 22 cats all on my own. It's hard for me to even have food muchless be able to get them all to a vet. Im not a wealthy person by any means, and it breaks my heart on the daily. I've had them all spayed & neutered thanks to the catch & release program . I just want so badly to be able to do more bc i love my cats so very much. I pray things get better so my precious cats will live their best, & longest lives.

[@Maniac_987]

I can’t get over the mental image of a theater of cats all sitting in their assigned seats watching animal planet wearing 3D glasses 😂

[@ThePoizonkiss]

Yes, can recommend an interview with this guy that we could all watch? So amazing🐾🐈😻 thanks, Feline Fanatics! I really appreciate the content you share!👍💜

[@samuelWx]

I have fifteen rescue kitties, they have a unique social dynamic. If I could just get them not to spray!

[@Loni-044]

Desexing will generally stop most from spraying and the ones that still spray will rarely do it.

[@gardenjoy5223]

@@Loni-044 As a rule of thumb: yes. But some pee at prime locations anyway. Each and every day. I had one like that. Loved that cat, but couldn't get him to stop. Since he usually did it, when I was not around to try to stop this behavior. He had the big outside, but that didn't prevent it either.

[@Loni-044]

@@gardenjoy5223 unusual and hard to manage if they don’t stop. I so love cats. What a great guy Perry is.

[@samuelWx]

@@Loni-044 If only.... They have all been spayed and neutered. thanx though.

[@samuelWx]

@@gardenjoy5223 Out of the fifteen, three continue to spray post spay/neuter. Two females and one male, I think its their pride and attitude. The two females are picked on and the male is a little bully.

[@wendyrichards7458]

My current cat is a 2yr old, spayed female. She gets all natural (No grain or fillers) wet food every day, enzymatic gel on her teeth to keep the plaque down, flea and worm treatments every 4 weeks, daily brushing (Long haired) and will be going for her annual vet check and vaccine boosters next month. I'm hoping all this will help her live a long and healthy life, though she doesn't appreciate it, apart from the food of course.

[@smulroy]

Just found out this week my 15yo orange tabby is showing early signs of kidney disease. Wish I knew this information sooner. 😞

[@ThePoizonkiss]

I'm sorryto hear this. It's not easy hearing kitties health is declining. Giving them the utmost comfort & love helps them want to keep living,I'm sure you're cat will living surprisingly long despite their condition due to your love! 🤗😇😺😻👍💜🐈🐾

[@smulroy]

@@ThePoizonkiss thanks. Not really affected right now. Don't know how fast it'll progress. I'll be a wreck when the end comes.

[@SaraNorman-lv6cu]

@@smulroy I am sorry to hear this. My cat passed away suddenly and tragically in my arms. After her death I realize that she probably had kidney disease and I didn't know it. I know some people don't believe that cats have spirits but I believe they have spirits now. She has comforted me MANY times after her death. RIP MISS KITTY losing her was truly heartbreaking but I know her spirit wants me happy, so I try not to dwell on that hard time of watching her die. She wants me to know she is okay and in a better place now. My cat was younger then yours. My best advice is take as many photos and videos that you can now and treat you're cat with more love then usual. That will help you when its time. I am so sorry hang in there.

[@smulroy]

@@SaraNorman-lv6cu sorry for your loss as well! Believe me, I understand the loss. My orange tabby's brother passed in 2016 and I wish I had more pics and vids. I certainly have more of my orange buddy!

[@TiffanyPruitt-b9v]

Hi, sorry to hear of the sad news of your precious kitty. I believe that with your love, you will prolong your cats life. I pray your kitty lives a long, healthy life no matter what you've been told. Much love & prayers to u and your cat. Godbless!

[@jsigmo]

We've had two cats live to be 24. Both were strays that we took in. One was what looked like a Maine Coon, but perhaps a mix. The other was an all black domestic shorthair. We've had many cats over the years, almost all were strays that either just showed up at our house, or who were given to us by other people when they showed up at their places. I do wonder about the benefits of feeding them some special items to help out with their longevity. It would be interesting to see some better research into that. But it's clear that Jake really loved his kitties and gave them a lot of attention and made sure that their environment was stimulating.

[@Karen8ism]

My oldest cat lived till 23. She was a feral farm bush tabby cat that I tamed. She was extremely affectionate, but a one person cat. My other cats lived between 17 - 19. I think genetics plays a role in their longevity, as well as being fed good food, fresh water and being indoors. A couple if my cats love wildlife programs especially looking at big cats and birds. My cats have a large enclosure, (where they can access the house), and 2 large gymnasiums. Every cat I've had have been rescues, each with a different story attatched to how they were rescued. One thing I found helpful when taking my cats for vet checkups is to put an unwashed tshirt over their carriers - it appears to calm them.

[@susiemiller2621]

A clean diet and clean water. Not standard or even expensive cereal crap. Hydration is a big deal. I put glasses easy for them to drink from in window sills. Part of natural feline instinct is to seek out/ keep trusted water sources away from food.... smart aseptic technic to avoid contamination! Treat them like young children. Yes, felines are that smart, look forward to cherished game play and try to cheer you up when you are down... just like a young child.❤

[@garyblue8637]

Hydration is key for cat health. Keep that urinary tract hydrated. Quality WET FOOD is best and clean water.

[@drdarrylschroeder5691]

Do not over-eat. Do not over-feed your cat or dog. Live long and prosper. Blessings

[@kenanderson719]

My last four cats lived into their mid-to late-20s, one of them a couple of months short of being 29, but the 30s is truly impressive. It seems odd, then, to base a podcast on someone who has held two world records for feline longevity and then suggest people to do something different. Doing something that works makes more sense to me.

[@annthomson5648]

Me too of course.

[@rhyothemisprinceps1617]

I would really like to see veterinary scientists investigate this case and other similar cases (like yours) and try to figure out how cats can achieve such extreme longevity gains. I've been interested in longevity / aging research for over 20 yrs, and these stories, in the context of what is known about animal lifespans, are remarkable. I can't think of another species that can outlive the 'in the wild' lifespan by so much. What do you think caused your cats to live so long? Were they in relatively good health for a long time, also [did they have a long healthspan]?

[@karenschunk2192]

My best friend is in renal failure. I love him to pieces. He eats wet, dry, tilapia, and lightly buttered roasted chicken with a pinch of salt. He refuses salmon, eggs, and any form of vegetable. He likes homemade bone broth... sometimes. Every night I come home and make him "Special Dinner". He understands the term and expects it. I have tried countless ways of sneaking additional nutritional elements into his diet but he immediately detects and refuses it. I can not take his wet and dry because he is too thin to protest with a hunger strike. If anyone has any suggestions I would utterly appreciate it. He is ancient but his eyes are bright, he is not ready to go. ❤

[@Sznupek-b4p]

Hi Karen, pls look for a homeopathic vet/ homeopathic clinic, it is quite easy for them to reverse kidney failure even in advanced stages. It takes between 2 to 3 months. And the remedy they give u can put in water so no stress for the kitty. Wishing ur kitty a full recovery ❤❤❤

[@RogueWave2030]

Thank you for your delightful video. I never knew cats could live so long! You have given me many ideas to help our little 7-year-old Chester 😺

[@JT-mz5oc]

I remember seeing the South Paws documenary back in the day, and reading an article about Jake Perry and his cats on Atlas Obscura. This video gives a good summary, but misses a few things I think are significant. Firstly, Jake gave all his cats access to fresh spring water. Given the relative weakness of cats kidneys, I think high quality hydration is really important. Secondly, he turned his back yard into a giant enclosed catio, so his cats had access to the outside world and all of its stimuli and opportunities for excercise, without the risks associated with free roaming.

[@susiemiller2621]

Yes omega's matter bigly.

[@BenState]

bigly, is not a word

[@sgoell75]

I try to bring my cat every month to trim her nails and a check up!

[@matthewslocombe1916]

My cats at 19 rn and my grangparents cat lived up to 21❤

[@billylion3073]

a cats natural lifespan is about 60 years and the main reason they dont make it that long is the kidneys they need a very acidic urine to breakdown protein but if the PH is to high or to low kidneys get in trouble

[@BenState]

bs a cat lives to 60. provide any citation

[@billylion3073]

@@BenState well there is that new Japanese medication (saw it on Rogan) that adds 15 years to a cats lifespan just by stopping the degeneration of the kidneys thats supposed to be available to the public next year and all their research is based on the fact that cats now don't really die of old age they get taken out by diseases they have never had a cat live to 60 but that is their best estimate ...the dudes name is Professor Toru Miyazaki (i should not have stated the life span as a fact its an estimate)

[@RameshSutar-k3j]

Cat doing meow meow dats y live to 38!!!

[@linat2478]

I wonder how he gave his cats broccoli? Raw, boiled, mixed first and then blended with wet food or simply alone as a side dish that his cats appreciated? I'm quite sure of that my own cats wouldn't eat broccoli voluntarily. 😄

[@vivianneh9726]

Boiled and mixed well with food. Always cooked broccoli, raw is too hard to digest for them.

[@annihilator45]

My cat loves to share my brocoli!

[@sgoell75]

My oldest cat was 21 years old

[@meyligo]

it's simple, he is rich. No matter how much you care if there is no money they will just die. I am just helpingsome stray to survive a little bit but most of them dies at 7, or 15. some can be lucky if they rich 20. I can't vet them, I can't give them good nutrition. I am just helping them to survive a little while. I wish i am rich and I can help all better and I can help more. I don't really pet them or hug them, i avoid too much emotional attachement because it will devastate me if they die. I have to put bounderies on everything. I wish I am super rich and i can save and help more animals.

[@susanravella6261]

Although the topic is fascinating, the narrator continually corrects all the perceived dietary flaws that the successful cat owner introduced into their lifestyle and eating habits. Q. Is the narrator present to combat rampant and evil disinformation? Q. Does he have a level of expertise exceeding that of the cat owner? Q. Or is he simply trying to over-ride the true story here with his own second-hand information gleaned from such reliable sources as "everybody knows," "studies say...," and "MY vet insists...". I'm not trolling here. The cat owner literally ran dozens of successful controlled trials on his feline companions over the years, and with measurable results. He didn't wear a labcoat. He didn't use a clipboard. He didn't run panels of painful, destructive, and worthless tests. THIS is TRUE SCIENCE, the way it was once conducted. He did it properly, and caused no harm, which is unheard of in contemporary medicine. He benefitted many cats, and IN A JUST WORLD, his methods would be lauded and studied further. Personally, I will follow the "science" based on empirical and repeatable results, over the suppositions of "professionals" who deliberately skew results to favor their hypothesis or to maintain their corporate-origin study grants. In other words, I'll do my own research, and follow researchers like the cat man. I do not need to be told what to think. But what would a narrator be, after all, without a NARRATIVE? 😮

[@sgoell75]

TNR also saves the cats from cancer

[@ericgordon-iu6on]

Any hard edged proof of his long life claims?

[@billylion3073]

idk but i call BS on the weekly drink considering grapes are super toxic to cats

[@devantomyk4466]

I like how we clicked on this video to learn what this guy did and all I'm hearing is, don't do what this guy does. Excuse me, is your cat 38? Stfu

[@gardenjoy5223]

UNWATCHABLE !!! Makes me dizzy and causes pain in the head. Cut all the constant movements.

[@rhyothemisprinceps1617]

I take the opposite view on the red wine. The dose of polyphenols in red wine is too small to really move the needle - cats and people probably get more out of coffee. Since cats' health is so dependent on taurine, I would look to a connection between ethanol and bile acid metabolism - or possible the gut microbiome. That said, I would never give cats any alcohol. This needs to be carefully & humanely studied by veterinary scientists.

[@belindadrake5487]

I LOVE YOU HARRY!!! 😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻👊🏾😈✨

[@thzzzt]

Any day my cat will accept broccoli.

[@amandafriel1865]

Cats are perfectly fine digesting cream. Milk not so kuch

[@Money-www]

Bad jet 62

[@nolongerhuman13]

Are we forgetting the fact that cats cannot break down plant cells? It goes right through them like roughage I don’t know why people insist on this stupidity. And how did he get the cats to eat broccoli LMAO the secret is broccoli enemas😂😂😂

[@Sznupek-b4p]

I used to buy frozen veg mix for my cat coz he loved it & demanded it. Lightly cooked, no salt or spices. So there u go, cats are weird little guys 😅

[@vickimartin7601]

😃

[@gardenjoy5223]

Wrong use of 'their' in the title. The cat is mentioned in singular. "...Here is what its owner did" Had it been cats (plural), it would have been 'their'. Cats are male or female. They have no mental issues causing them to ever doubt that. Even if a cat is spayed or neutered, we still call such a female or male cat. So, not even a need for modern-day nonsense they them use. It's hard to see language being torn apart like that. And English isn't my first language.

[@BenState]

Now learn some biology and you'll realise most binary concepts are simple to understand but wrong.

[@gardenjoy5223]

Video (could listen only, due to excess movement): this is what the man did, so several of his cats became extremely old. Video also: but we don't recommend you doing that. Make it make sense...

[@ScissorsW]

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