Adult Weight Formula:
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The Cat Adult Weight Calculator estimates a kitten's future adult weight based on its current weight and age. This helps pet owners anticipate their cat's size and nutritional needs.
The calculator uses the formula:
Where:
Explanation: The formula assumes linear growth rate and projects the kitten's weight at 52 weeks (1 year) when most cats reach their adult size.
Details: Knowing a cat's projected adult size helps with proper nutrition planning, anticipating space requirements, and identifying potential growth abnormalities.
Tips: Weigh your kitten using a precise scale. For best results, weigh at the same time of day (before feeding). The calculation works best for kittens between 4-20 weeks old.
Q1: How accurate is this prediction?
A: It provides a rough estimate. Actual adult weight can vary by ±15% due to breed, genetics, and nutrition factors.
Q2: Does this work for all cat breeds?
A: It works best for domestic cats. Large breeds (Maine Coons) and small breeds (Singapuras) may deviate more from the prediction.
Q3: When do cats stop growing?
A: Most cats reach full size by 12 months, though some large breeds continue growing until 18-24 months.
Q4: Can I use pounds instead of kilograms?
A: The formula works with any unit as long as you're consistent, but kg is recommended for accuracy.
Q5: What if my kitten's weight seems abnormal?
A: Consult a veterinarian if your kitten is significantly under or over expected weight for its age.