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What is it... 9 human years for each cat year...? That would've made her 63.
There's plenty on this forum that's made it further than that.
Our current two are 9 and full of life, our previous two died at 17 & 19.What is it... 9 human years for each cat year...? That would've made her 63.
There's plenty on this forum that's made it further than that.
Mine is 13 so apparently equivalent of 117 human years.
If all I did was eat and sleep all day I might make it to 117......
If all I did was eat and sleep all day I might make it to 117......
Apparently it's a bit more complicated than I thought...
"There’s no reliable scientific way to calculate the relationship between human and cat years, but it’s generally agreed that the first two years of a cat’s life are roughly equal to the first 25 of a human’s, and after this, each additional year is around four ‘cat years’. This means if your cat is six years old, their equivalent cat age in human years will be around 41."
"There’s no reliable scientific way to calculate the relationship between human and cat years, but it’s generally agreed that the first two years of a cat’s life are roughly equal to the first 25 of a human’s, and after this, each additional year is around four ‘cat years’. This means if your cat is six years old, their equivalent cat age in human years will be around 41."
It's an animal. Not she or he. It's an it.
They live for as long as they live.
Why compare them to human years?
They live for as long as they live.
Why compare them to human years?