The growth cycle of cats can be divided into fetal, infancy, infancy, adolescence, youth, middle age, and old age. From fertilization to birth, it takes approximately 63-68 days to reach the fetal stage. From birth to 2 months is the infancy period, during which breastfeeding is mainly relied upon. From 3 months to 6 months is childhood, and from 6 months to 2 years old is adolescence. Before 12 months, you can continue to eat kitten food, and after 12 months, you can switch to cat food.
Usually, cats stop growing around 15 months old, which means they have entered the stage of adulthood, and most of their body shape remains unchanged. However, the developmental cycle of different breeds of cats may vary, for example, mature breeds such as the British Shorthair Cat have relatively longer developmental cycles.
Overall, the growth cycle and cessation time of cats are influenced by various factors such as breed, nutrition, genetics, etc. Therefore, the specific growth time may vary depending on individual differences in cats. If you have any questions about the growth cycle of cats, it is recommended to consult a professional veterinarian or pet care expert.
