A cat’s coat: The older the cat, usually the thicker and coarser the fur.Missing teeth may mean that the cat is senior, although health issues and other causes (such as previous dental surgeries) may also result in the loss of teeth. Tarter build-up on all the teeth may translate to age 3 to 5, but keep in mind that certain cats are more prone to tartar build-up than others certain diets may promote tartar and the lack of tartar may just be an indication of previous dental care. If there is some yellowing, the cat might be between 1 and 2 years. White teeth means that the cat is probably younger than 1 year. A cat’s teeth: In general, the older the cat, the more stained the teeth.Below are a few general guidelines, but these characteristics will vary between cats, depending on health, previous care, and circumstances. If a cat is adopted or a stray, you may need to use other clues to estimate the age of your feline friend. Human Years (cat’s age in equivalent human years, based on stage of development/aging) Cat Years to Human Years ChartĬat Years (cat’s age according to the calendar) If we think like a cat, here’s how a cat’s age compares to a human’s age. Of course, there are some differences in age conversion, depending on breed, weight, and other factors, but this chart gives you a general idea. Cat Age Calculator: Cat Years to Human Years By a feline’s second year, he or she is the equivalent of age 24.
In a feline’s very first year, he or she reaches the human age equivalent of 15. The old “seven year” rule is simple but not quite accurate because cats age more rapidly during the first two years of life.
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