What are cat years?

Simple pattern for measuring dog years is to be considered as equivalent to seven years of human life. This would do a dog seven at the age of one, at the age of human years and fourteen at the age of two. There is some dispute about how to calculate dog years, and most veterinarians agree that this formula is very inaccurate for cats. Cat years need to be measured according to other standards, especially because some cats can live at the age of about twenty years. Many cats achieve sexual maturity at the age of six months and can be reproduced at the moment. Some people consider cats for fifteen years when they are six months old, and about twenty -four years at the end of their first year of life. There may also be an argument about it, and others suggest that the cat reaches the age of fifteen at the age of one year, then ages the equivalent of the next nine years and B would twenty -four at the age of two at the age of two.

6 ifIt is compared with human life, then cat years after the age of one or two is roughly equivalent to four human years in one year of cat life. Depending on what calculation you are using, it would cause a 20 -year -old cat for about ninety -six or a hundred years.

You can see why it may be more accurate measurements than a seven -year plan applied to dogs. At present, no people lived one hundred and forty, but according to a seven -year plan, this age would achieve a lot of cats. A common way to calculate dogs years would not really work for measuring cat years, due to the advanced age of some cats.

It may be more important to calculate the real life of your cat, rather than measurement in cat years. Unfortunately, some cats will not reach old age due to the elections that the owners do. Unchanged cats tend to have shorter lives and are more endangered by a certain type of cancer. Cats that live exclusively inside usually live longer, on average for fifteen years.

unlimited cat,According to the Humane Society of the United States, it can have an average life of about three years. Cats with indoor/outdoor privileges can still have a long life, but it really depends on the safety of the area in which they live and the degree of involvement of the owner. Unfortunately, many cats will not do it in the first year or two or is euthanized as kittens because of inability or neutered pets in suitable times before they achieve sexual maturity.