Cracks in exterior brick walls can be repaired for $450 to $600 for a one-story home with small cracks. Two-story homes are a little more expensive to repair, at about $650 to $800. The general rule of thumb is that the higher off the ground the work is done, the more costly it will be.
âIndoor cats have a much lower likelihood of becoming hurt or ill from outdoor hazards.â. As evidence, indoor cats live longer than their outdoor counterparts. Cats who are kept indoors can reach the ripe old age of 17 or more years, whereas outdoor cats live an average of just two to five years. Another reason for indoor catsâ longevity is that itâs easier for their owners to identify health problems early, before they become life threatening.
I would say that they may have a slightly shorter life span than a cat that live in favorable surroundings their whole life. With a typical indoor cat, they are screened for illness more frequently and exposed much less in the way of infectious agents. However, I would expect the average feral cat to live within the range of 8-12 years (assuming no viral disease such as FELV, FIV, FIP, etc). Where I would expect the typical indoor only pet cat to live 10-14 in most cases. Obviously there are examples outside of those ranges, but I would describe those ranges as typical. I hope this helps and gives you direction.