If a dog's age is 7 times that of a human, what is the ratio for a cat?

Answer 1

http://www.messybeast.com/longevity.htm...

CAT'S AGE = EQUIVALENT HUMAN AGE

2-3 months = 9-12 months
Weaned and becoming less dependent on the mother.

4 months = 2-3 years
Talking (children). Kitten fully independent of the mother.

6-12 months = 12-15 years
Both are sexually mature and able to breed although they may not have reached their full growth.

2 years = 24 years
Could already have offspring.

3-6 years = 28-40 years
Human career-making

6-9 years = 40-52 years
Middle age spread, menopause for some women.

9-13 years = 52-65 years
Human menopause and retirement. Cats are slowing down.

13-17 years = 65-85 years
Active but ageing. Signs of senility in some individuals, senses becoming less acute, injuries heal more slowly or incompletely. Internal organs are less efficient.

17-19 years = 83-92 years
Growing frailty; bones less dense, less subcutaneous fat, poorer muscle tone, more fragile skin, less supple. Hearing, sight and mobility affected.

19-22 years = 92-100 years
Ripe old age. Female cats have bred at this age.

22+ years = 100+ years
Exceptional old age, but becoming increasingly common in both species.

30 years = 136 years
Several cats have attained this age.

34-36 years = 152-160 years
Longevity records noted in the Guinness Book of Records.

43 years = 188 years
Unverified feline longevity claim.

Answer 2

A dog ages 7 years to every 1 human year.

Answer 3

wow cats and dogs age fast.

Answer 4

http://www.njvet.com/hlth_cat_agingchanges.html

Answer 5

7x9