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Secret to 31-year-old cat’s long life? Bottled spring water
- A cat named Millie has lived to 31 years old, which is considered very old for a cat.
- Leslie has fed Millie only Buxton natural mineral water for the past decade alongside treats and cuddles.
- Nearby water pipe work caused Leslie's taps to produce dirty water, prompting the decision to use Buxton mineral water exclusively.
- Leslie considers Millie's long life to be due to the mineral water and her care, calling Millie a real trooper.
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At the age of 31, the equivalent of about 146 human years, the Millie tricolor cat can be the oldest cat in the world. Stockport's resident, in the metropolitan region of Manchester, England, she gained fame for longevity and unusual routine, which includes mineral water, fresh shrimp feed, salmon, chicken and plenty of rest. Despite the impressive mark, the record is still not officially recognized for lack of documentation that proves her age.
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Secret to 31-year-old cat’s long life? Bottled spring water
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