Unless you count the tiger...then Nope! The cat was left off of the Chinese New Year. There is an old folk tale, which being lazy, I'll recount from Wikipedia:
"There is a folk story that describes how the animals were assigned to the cycle of years. A long long time ago, the Lord Buddha summoned all the animals together to assign each of them a year. When the cat heard the news, he let his friend the rat know about it and the two animals decided to go together the next day. However, the next day the rat did not wake the cat who, being a cat and loving to nap, slept through the morning. Therefore, the cat did not make it to the assembly on time and did not get a year. This is why there is no year of the cat and this is why cats hate rats. "
From wikipedia.org (see Related Links below)
Year of the Cat was created in 1976-07.
There is no year of cat in the Chinese zodiac.
Jan 23, 2033 starts off the next year of the Water Cat.
Al Stewart sang the song...year of the cat
1 cat year=8 human years (or vice versa)
It depends what cat you're talking about, if it's your cat and you don't know how old he/she is remember what year your cat was born in and count up to the year now.
my cat Emmy is 3 years old this year. calico cat adorable
On average, 1 human year is equivalent to about 7 cat years. This ratio can vary depending on the breed of the cat and its health.
A 21 year old cat is about 101 years old in human years.
A 13 year old cat in cat years is 13 years old... in human years 68 years old.
In cat years, contrary to popular belief, the first year is 20 years and each year after that is 4 years. Therefore, the cat would be 24 cat years old.
40. It is believed that for every human year a cat year is 5.