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The Cat Adult Weight Calculator estimates a kitten's potential adult weight based on its current age and weight. This helps pet owners anticipate their cat's size and nutritional needs.
The calculator uses the formula:
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Explanation: The calculator determines the monthly growth factor from current weight and age, then projects this to 24 months (typical full growth age).
Details: Tracking a kitten's growth helps ensure proper development and can identify potential health issues early. Adult weight estimation helps with nutritional planning and space requirements.
Tips: Enter current age in months (1-24) and current weight in pounds. For best accuracy, weigh your cat at the same time each day (before feeding).
Q1: How accurate is this calculator?
A: It provides a rough estimate. Actual adult weight can vary by breed, genetics, and nutrition.
Q2: When do cats stop growing?
A: Most cats reach full size by 12-24 months, with larger breeds taking longer.
Q3: What's a healthy weight for adult cats?
A: Typically 8-10 lbs, but varies by breed. Consult your vet for breed-specific guidelines.
Q4: Should I be concerned if my kitten is under/over weight?
A: Significant deviations from expected growth patterns warrant veterinary consultation.
Q5: Does this work for all cat breeds?
A: It works best for domestic shorthairs. Giant breeds may have different growth patterns.