In cat years, a common rule of thumb is that the first two years of a cat's life equate to about 24 human years, with each additional year counting as about four human years. Therefore, a seven-year-old cat would be approximately 44 in human years (24 for the first two years plus 20 for the next five years). This means that seven years corresponds to a mature age for a cat, as they are often considered to be in their prime or early senior years.
In human years, a jaguar that is two years old is actually fourteen years old in cat years. This is because for every year a cat ages in human years they age seven in cat years.
A 13 year old cat in cat years is 13 years old... in human years 68 years old.
You multiply the age of your cat by seven. For example, if your cat is 2 years old, you would do 2x7 which is 14, so your cat's age in cat years is 14.
A 21 year old cat is about 101 years old in human years.
(s)he is 15 years old
72 cat years.
9 months old
it's about 15 years old,but l'm not really sure
If a cat is 3 years-old. They are 29 years-old in human years.
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.
Do NOT use the dog years formula. Cats age more quickly in the first years of their lives. The first year of a cats life is about fifteen years. the second year is about ten. so by the time a cat is two, it will have reached adulthood. Every year following is about 4 years. Example: 5 human years = 37 cat years Not 35 cat years (the dog years formula)
no not at alli have a cat that has been fixed when he was little and he has never done that