Re: Rabbits
Ok- then it's only 148 cat years. My youngest cat is only 36 (almost my
age) and the oldest is 64. I must say, this scale makes alot more sense
then the old one. Thanks!
Theresa (who is around 180 cat years- but who really is going to her
20th highschool reunion this summer, and still gets carded occassionally
in the grocery store!)
Christopher P. Lindsey wrote:
>>Does that formula work for cats too? If so, there are a combined 175
>>years of cat life in this house!
>>
>>
>
>Hi Theresa,
>
>I did a Web search and it sounds like it's pretty close! It says
>
> It was once believed that one year in the life of a cat was equivalent
> to seven years in the life of a human. But now a new scale has been
> accepted: After the first two years, the cat's life proceeds slower
> in relation to human life and each feline year becomes approximately
> four human years. At about the age of seven a cat can be considered
> to be "middle-aged," and at ten years and over, "old."
>
> people years cat years
> ------------ ---------
> .50 10
> .75 13
> 1 15
> 2 24
> 4 32
> 6 40
> 8 48
> 12 64
> 14 72
> 16 80
> 18 88
> 20 96
> 21 100
>
> So how old did they end up being? :)
>
>Chris (who's around 161 cat years old)
>
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