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Jade

At what age are cats usually full grown?


Asked by Jade on Nov 15th 2007 Tagged growth, age in Health & Safety
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Dulci (In Loving Memory - you

It depends on the breed. Many of the "newer" breeds (ragdolls, rag-amuffins), and many of the larger breeds do not reach maturity till they are 2 or three. Of course, that doesn't mean they won't go into heat or start to tom, so do fix them. :-)

most "cat cats" are about 12 -18 months for full size and maturity.


Dulci (In Loving Memory - you answered on Nov 16th.

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Oreo

Cats are usually full grown at the age of one.


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Angel

At the age of one.


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Izadore (Izzie)

My friend Maggie's mom said that Maine Coon kitties keep growing in one way or the other (like filling out and bulking up) until they are 3 or 4. Wow! That means I have two and a half more years until I'm full grown!


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