You know how in that is dog years, is at hand cat years?

just wondering

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The vet still ALWAYS refers to cats in human years.

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Yes, but it's not exactly the same. At six months of age, a cat is the equivalent of a 15 year outmoded. At one year, they're the equivalent of 24 years. From there, it's four years for each physical year. So, a 2 year old would be 28, a 3 year old-fashioned would be 32, etc.

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Answers:    Yes, And someone just asked this exact same question yesterday. I'll copy and pulp my answer.

It's not as simple as one year = x. With cats they age quickly their first two years then slower each year after that.

The first six months a cat mature the equivalent of 13 years in a human.

The second six months a cat matures the equivalent of 8 years surrounded by a human.

So the first year a cat matures the equivalent of 21 years.

The second year a cat matures the equivalent of 10 years.

After that respectively year a cat matures the equivalent of 3 human years.

So to calculate the "human age" of a 10 year old cat it would be:

21+10+((10-2)x3) or 55 years. The intermingle below has a calculator that will do the math for you.

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Cat Years People Years
6 months 10 years
8 months 13 years
12 months 15 years
2 years 24 years
4 years 32 years
6 years 40 years
8 years 48 years
10 years 56 years
12 years 64 years
13 years 72 years
14 years 75 Years
16 years 80 years
18 years 88 years
20 years 96 years
21 years 100 years

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The years corresponds as the following table
Cat People

12 months 15 years
2 years 24 years
4 years 32 years
6 years 40 years
8 years 48 years
10 years 56 years
12 years 64 years
13 years 72 years
14 years 75 Years
18 years 88 years
20 years 96 years
21 years 100 years

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