What age are cats fully grown?

Question

At what age a cat can be called as adult or fully grown?

Answer 1

At the age of eighteen months, they are considered to be fully grown. This is equivalent to a person of twenty-one years old. Although not all cats are fully grown at this age.

Answer 2

Cats may have a full size and fully grown until between 18 months and equivalent to a 21-year-old person. But larger breeds and individuals can take up to two or even three years of age to be fully grown.

Answer 3

a cat is considered fully grown at the age of eighteen months or at the age of three months although cats are the species which are never considered a fully grown

Answer 4

Most cats reach their full adult size and weight by around 1 year of age. However, some larger breeds may continue to grow and develop until they are around 2 years old.

Answer 5

They are commonly referred to as full grown at 18 months old, but some breeds could not reach their maximum size until they are around 2 years old.

Answer 6

The age at which a cat is considered to be an adult or fully grown varies depending on the breed. Generally, cats are considered to be adults by one year of age, although larger breeds may take up to two years to reach their full size.

Answer 7

Cats are considered "full-grown" when they reach 18 months, which is equivalent to the age of a 21-year-old human, according to PetMD. Between the span of those 12 to 18 months, a cat can continue to grow in size. Some breeds do not even reach full size until they are 2 years old, says PetMD.

Answer 8

Cats are typically fully grown by the age of 1 year. However, some larger breeds may continue to grow until they are 2 or 3 years old.