Some people say x5 but this is false! Cats age faster and slower at different times. Look at the links for an acurate calculation.
According to Hillspet.com (a Global Animal Nutrition Specialist Company) Voted #1 By Vets World Wide... These are the Approximate Vet Calculations for the Aging of Domesticated and Indoor Only Felines... Outdoor (Feral) Cats Live Half as Long and Age Twice as Fast Due to Conditions and Disease/ Lack of Nutrition and Care....
Human Years / Cat Years
3 Months - 9 years old
6 Months - 13
1 Year - 19
2 Years - 28
3 Years - 30
4 Years - 38
5 Years - 45
6 Years - 48
7 Years - 51
8 Years - 55
9 Years - 59
10 Years - 63
11 Years - 66
12 Years - 69
13 Years - 72
14 Years - 77
15 Years - 81
16 Years - 86
17 Years - 90
18 Years - 95
© 2010 Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc.
The cat would be 20 in human years, although I've never heard of a cat living that long. The oldest cat I've ever heard of (and met) was 16 (human years).
the general belief i to multiply cats age by 9, however, a veterinarian can tell by looking in cats ear.
you should keep track of how old your dog is in human years, then x it by 7 then there's your answer for dog years.
Cats are best suited to have kittens between 1 and 8 years of age.
the answer is 596 years in human years
Dogs, are 7 times the age they are in human years, eg. if your dog is 3 in human years, then in dog years it is 21 and cats is a little more complicated, for the first year, you times it by 7, and for every year after it'll be four years for every human year. eg. if your cat is 4 it'll be 1 times 7 for the first year then 3 times 4 for the other years, and so your cat'd be 19
# Allow 15 human years for the first year of your cat's life. # Add nine years for the second year. A two-year old cat will approximate 24 human years. # Add four human years each for successive years of his life. so your cat is 60 years old.
Cats age faster when they're younger, but this slows down as they get older. At 6 months of age, a female cat already can reproduce. At 1 year of age, cat bones fully stop growing. This occurs in people at approximately 24 years of age, give or take a few years. So, a 1-year-old cat is roughly equivalent to a 24-year-old person. From that point on, cats age approximately four years for every one year. While this is certainly not an exact science, the table below should offer a reasonable guideline as to how cats age compared to humans.Cat Age Human Age6 months 15 years1 year 24 years2 years 28 years3 years 32 years4 years 36 years5 years 40 years6 years 44 years7 years 48 years8 years 52 years9 years 56 years10 years 60 years11 years 64 years12 years 68 years13 years 72 years14 years 76 years15 years 80 years16 years 84 years17 years 88 years18 years 92 years19 years 96 years20 years 100 yearsYou may also refer to the Related Link below for a Cat Age Calculator. The calculator will allow you to enter in the cat's age in both years and months, for a more precise calculation.
I suppose cats age the same way as dogs 7 years per human year so 12x7=84 around 84 probably,they usually only live until 14 (human years) but some have lived 20.
The age can tell you if your age sprout has gone. For human beings, if you are more than 22 years than your growth sprout is done.
Cats can live into their late teens or early 20s, so there isn't a set age where a cat is considered too old. It's more about their overall health and quality of life. Regular veterinary check-ups can help assess your cat's well-being as they age.
A cat's usual life span is about 14 years. If "the number of a man's years are three score and ten" (70), that would mean that an 18-year old cat is 90 human-equivalent years old. However, cats don't age quite the way humans do; there's much more variability in cat aging, and cats as old as 25 or 26 are known, and there are no 130-year-old humans.