Article summary: The article explains how to calculate a cat’s age in human years. Contrary to the popular belief that one cat year is equivalent to seven human years, the conversion is not linear. According to animal experts, the first two years of a cat’s life are equivalent to 25 human years. After that, each additional cat year is equal to around four human years.
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To calculate a cat’s age in human years, you should consider the following:
– The first two years of a cat’s life are equivalent to 25 human years.
– Each additional cat year is roughly equivalent to four human years.
Using this method, a three-year-old cat would be approximately 33 years old in human years, not 21 (which would be the result of using a linear conversion formula).