On the surface, the life span of cats is generally between 10-15 years. With the improvement of social standards, the life span of pet cats has also been extended. The lifespan of a cat is related to factors such as its breed, genetics, upbringing and living environment. Let’s take a look at how long a cat’s life span is? How old is a cat's two-year-old in human terms?

Below is a comparison table of cat age and human age:

Cat age Human age
1 month     1 year old
2 months      3 years old     The cat received vaccination
3 months    5 years old
6 months    9 years old
9 months    12 years old, it’s time to neuter the cat
1 year old      15 years old
1 year and 3 months   18 years old
1 year 6 months   22 years old
2 years old      24 years old
3 years old      28 years    Equilibrium lifespan of homeless cats
  4 years old      32 years old
5 years old      36 years old
6 years old      40 years old
7 years old     44Years old
8 years old      48 years old
9 years old     52 years old
10 years old      56 years    The cat enters its twilight years
11 years old     60 years old
12 years old     64 years old
13 years old     68 years old
14 years old     72 years old
15 years old     76 years old
16 years old     80 years old
17 years old     84 years old
18 years old     88 years old
19 years old     92 years old
20 years old 96 years old
21 years old 100 years old rare old man

As cats grow up day by day, a 1-year-old cat is equivalent to about 15 years old in humans, while a 2-year-old cat is equivalent to about 24 years old in humans. In other words, a cat that is 1-2 years old is in the lifetime of adulthood, and a cat that is about 1 and a half years old means that it has reached adulthood. When a cat reaches the age of 10, it also means that it has entered its twilight years. Physical function, external appearance, etc. are gradually showing signs of aging.

It is temporarily recognized that the longest-lived cat is a tabby cat named Puss, who was born in 1903 and died in 1939, living for 36 years.

In fact, there is no universal length of life for all cats. Different types of cats have different lifespans, and even cats of the same type have different lifespans due to factors such as genetic genes, acquired living conditions, and feeding methods. Here, no matter how long the pet cat can live, as the owner, he should love and care for the cat during its limited life, so that the cat can have a wonderful "cat life".

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