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The Feline Advisory Bureau has identified six stages in a catâs life. Whilst each cat is unique, at certain stages of their lives, cats can be prone to certain health problems. Find out below what life stage your cat is in, what to be aware of and what you can do to ensure your cat lives a long and healthy life.
Cat growth follows a predictable, if slightly variable, schedule. Cats stop growing when they reach adulthood -- usually around their 1st birthday. Their bones stop growing at about 8 months old and they begin sexual maturation, which usually takes another four months. Growth speeds vary by breed, but all cats have special nutritional requirements at all stages of life.