Calculate the age of your cat in human years

Nowadays cats tend to live longer - the average life-span of  a 21^stcentury cat is estimated at between 10-15 years. There are many contributing factors, including better diet, care and medical advances. Cats mature very early. After one year they are fully developed and have reached sexual maturity. So you could say that the childhood of a cat is very short when compared to humans. Indeed the first two years of a cat's life is when the relative age difference between humans and cats is geatest.
Using the form below you can compare your cat's age to relative human years. Remember that this conversion is only an approximation; but it is a useful tool to help you understand the physiological changes which your cat undergoes as she ages.

Gelagat si-comels

 Here's some snapshots of our lil cutiepies in action... see how notty & comel they are...  

Kitten pics updates

 Its wet thursday todayyy!.. hmm and its almost lunch time... to cure boredom im updating my site with my loves pics pics. the 2 notty ones at home huhu... 

The two has their own personality apart from notty & playful ---the 3 month old kitten we call Choki (my new nick name Choki bear) is quite smart and ganas. Also intelligent and alert -- and is one jumping cat haha.... Choki also acts like a big brother to the new kitten we call Chika (Mischika). Both eats alot and loves wetfood. aiyo habisla gumok nanti. 

Chika on the other hand is quite bubbly, active & curious all the time.  She also loves poking & climbing! must be the curious kitten mind ! haha

  P/s: more pics coming from our dslr. stay tuned hehehe

 

gmbr ni i amik from chika nye mummy fam (got chika frm them) - its their lawn + inspiration nk wat garden cam ni huhu

Meet Lil Mischika..

Here is our new addition to the family.....Hehehe see how cute &; adorable she is..

Btw her name was inspired by the famous brand badgley mishka hehehe. but we call her Chika.  She's only almost 2months old and a Himalayan persian breed. 

here's more info on her origin breed hehe

Himalayan (cat)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Himalayan cat is a breed of long-haired cat identical in type to the Persian, with the exception of its blue eyes and its point coloration, which were derived from the crossing of the Persian with the Siamese. In Europe they are referred to as Colourpoint Persians.

While the Himalayan is considered a breed separate from the Persian by The International Cat Association, it is grouped together with the Persian and Exotic Shorthair (shorthaired version of the Persian) under a "Persian Breed Group standard". The Cat Fanciers' Association considers the Himalayan a color variation of the Persian rather than as a separate breed, although they do compete in their own color division.

Body Type

A seal point Himalayan

Like Persian cats, the Himalayan cat tends to have a round (cobby) body with short legs, which makes it harder for them to jump as high as other cats do. Some do have more of a Siamese like body, though, and can jump as high as seven feet.
The cat shown in the photo is most likely a Birman. A Himilayan normally has the facial characteristics similar to the Persian, which is a flatter, wider face with "squashed" features. The Birman breed exhibits a muzzle shape more in line with the Siamese.