What do you multiply to find cats ages?

Answer 1

WHAT???????

Answer 2

Cats don't age at the same rate as humans, so there is no single multiplication factor to use. In the linked chart, you'll see that cats age very fast in the first year, slow down a little in the second year, and then finally settle into a factor of '4' for each of the remaining years of their adult life.
http://cats.about.com/cs/healthissues/a/agechart.htm

Answer 3

I thought it was just multiply by 4 for cats and by 7 for dogs, with a little room for the individual, of course.

Answer 4

Here's How:

1. Allow 15 human years for the first year of your cat's life.
2. Add nine years for the second year. A two-year old cat will approximate 24 human years.
3. Add four human years each for successive years of his life.

Tips:

1. This method utilizes averages only. Some purebred cats, such as Maine Coons, mature much slower and don't reach full development for three or four years. Finally, like humans, cats age in relation to diet, exercise and care.

Answer 5

I'm not exactly sure what to multiply to find cat's ages but here is a link to a site that has a cat year conversion chart.

http://cats.about.com/cs/healthissues/a/agechart.htm

Answer 6

subtract 1 from thier age. then multiply it by 4. then add 21

if they are less than 1 this does not apply

Answer 7

when you hear nine, that's a lie. It is actually eight. You mulptiply the year of age by eight (doge, you multiply by 7). Hope I answered your question.

Answer 8

date of birth times the bate you were born minus the date it is now