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How To Find Out The Age Of A Cat...

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Marie Jewels For You

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Aug 23, 2012, 12:37:18 AM8/23/12
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How To Find Out The Age Of A Cat...

The method is to add 15 years for the first year of life. Then add 10
years for the second year of life. After that, add 4 years for every cat
year. This means that by time a cat is two, he or she has matured to
about the same as a 25 year old human.

So it isn't terribly complex,


1 human years = 15 cat years
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2 human years = 25 cat years
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3 human years = 29 cat years
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4 human years = 33 cat years
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5 human years = 37 cat years
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6 human years = 41 cat years
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7 human years = 45 cat years
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8 human years = 49 cat years
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9 human years = 53 cat years
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10 human years = 57 cat years
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11 human years = 61 cat years
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12 human years = 65 cat years
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13 human years = 69 cat years
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14 human years = 73 cat years
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15 human years = 77 cat years
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16 human years = 81 cat years
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A few interesting facts: the longest-living cat was 34 years old
according to some sources. The Siamese and the Manx breeds are the
longest-living cats on average. And keeping your cat indoors typically
doubles its lifespan!

webtv_users

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May 29, 2013, 5:31:17 PM5/29/13
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That's cool Marie.

Another reason why dogs are so much easier.
1 human year = 7 dog years
DONE lol.

Fun Lover

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Jul 8, 2013, 6:06:22 AM7/8/13
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Wow Marie, I had always thought it was 7 years like dogs...Thanks!

I haven't posted to this group in years but now seeing the end of Webtv I guess it's time to return. I hope to see you back here too :-)

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