6 Months In Cat Years

The basic rule of thumb is that the average sized cat will gain about 1 pound a month so at six months of age your kitten should weigh about 6 pounds with a lanky torso and legs.

6 months in cat years. Junior 6 months 2 years the cat reaches full size and learns about life and how to survive it prime 3 6 years the cat is mature physically and behaviourally and is still usually healthy and active looking sleek and shiny and making the best of life mature 7 10 years. Adolescent cat young. From 6 12 months could be considered the teen years in humans. Mature 710 yearsthe cat.

Junior 7 months2 yearsduring this time the cat reaches full size and learns about life and how to survive it prime 36 yearsthe cat is mature physically and behaviourally and is still usually healthy and active looking sleek. Kitten 0 6 monthsthe young cat is growing rapidly and is usually not quite sexually mature junior 6 months 2 yearsthe cat reaches full size and learns about life and how to survive it prime 3 6 yearsthe cat is mature. Cats develop particularly quickly in the first few years of their life and then more slowly once they reach maturity. In a felines very first year he or she reaches the human age of 15.

The first year of a cats life is equivalent to 15 human years whilst the second year is only equivalent to 10. You can calculate the age of your cat in human years as well as your age in cat years with the cat age calculator. From birth to 6 months. A kitten from 0 to 1 month equals a human baby from 0 to 1 year from 2 to 3 months to a child from 2 to 4 years from 4 months equals a child from 6 to 8 years and the kitten from 6 months to a 10 year old boy.

They grow very fast in their first six months reaching puberty at around 6 8 months old. Kittens become adults from six months to three years old since a six month old kitten is already comparable to a double digit human child older kittens and younger adult cats will be continue to test their boundaries as they grow into adults. At six months of age your kitten may look like a little adult but that doesnt mean it has reached its adult size.