Physical:
* Coat: Smooth, shiny, and free of mats or tangles. The fur should lie flat and be free from any bald patches or excessive shedding.
* Eyes: Bright, clear, and free of discharge. The color of the eyes should be consistent with the breed.
* Ears: Clean and free of any discharge, redness, or excessive wax.
* Nose: Moist and cool, with no discharge or crusting.
* Mouth: Pink gums and tongue, without any signs of inflammation or discoloration. Teeth should be white and clean, without any missing or broken teeth.
* Body: Muscular and well-proportioned, with a firm but not bony rib cage. You should be able to feel the ribs but not see them.
* Weight: Healthy weight varies depending on breed and age, but should be within the normal range. You should be able to feel the cat's ribs and spine, but not see them.
* Feet and Paws: Clean, with no signs of infections or inflammation between the toes. The nails should be trimmed and free of cracks or splits.
Behavioral:
* Energy Level: Active and playful, with a healthy curiosity about their surroundings.
* Appetite: Eats a normal amount of food with a healthy appetite.
* Litter Box Habits: Uses the litter box regularly and consistently, without any signs of straining or accidents outside the box.
* Grooming: Spends a normal amount of time grooming themselves, leaving their coat shiny and free of mats.
* Social Interaction: Interacts appropriately with humans and other animals in their environment.
Important Note: These are general guidelines, and each cat is an individual. If you are concerned about your cat's health, it's always best to consult with a veterinarian. They can provide a proper assessment and address any specific concerns.