• Age converter for pets

Science for age conversion of pets: Why not simply multiply by 7?

Many people are used to "1 Year of the pets" = 7 The human year's algorithm, but it's a long-standing misdirection. Scientific research has shown that pets of different sizes within different species, even within the same species, grow at completely different rates of growth and ageing.

1. Dog size is key

In dogs, the body is inversely proportional to life expectancy. Dogs (e.g. Teddy, Chihuahua) usually live longer than dogs (e.g. Alaska, Dadan) and reach older age later. For example, 10 A small dog may be the equivalent of a human body only, 56 years, and a 10-year-old dog may already be the equivalent of a human being. Over. Our calculator is based on AVMA American Veterinary Association The study model that provides you with a more precise classification.

Cats' “early ripening” and “long life”

Cats grow so fast in the first two years of life that one-year-old cats are equivalent to 15-year-olds, and two-year-olds are 24 years old. Age of youth. After that, their ageing will slow down, with each increase of about one year corresponding to four years of age for humans. Since cats are good at hiding pain, knowing their biological age helps the pets to detect potential health risks in a timely manner.

3. Addressing conservation challenges at different stages of life

• Early childhood (0-2 years): This is a critical period for the establishment and behaviour of immune systems. Food with high nutritional density, as well as adequate vaccination and socialization training, are needed.
• Youth/adulture (2-7 years): The most energetic phase. Emphasis is placed on physical consumption, oral health and weight management.
• Age (7 years and older): The organ function is beginning to decline. The frequency of medical examinations (recommended biannually) should be increased, with attention to arthritis, visual degradation and internal organs indicators, and with digestible proteins and more comfortable rest environments.

How do you extend the life of a pet?

In addition to genetic factors, conservation of science can significantly improve the quality of life of pets:

• Balanced nutrition: Avoid feeding humans with high salt and oil.
• Periodic medical examinations: Prevention is better than treatment, especially for CPR function and blood indicators.
• Mental health: Adequate escort and environmental enrichment can effectively prevent cognitive disorders in pets.
• Oral care: Teethic diseases not only affect food intake but also bacteria may enter blood to damage the heart and kidneys.