Two months for a cat equals how many years does it take for a human?

Two months for a cat is equivalent to about three years for a human. At this time, cats are in their infancy, more naughty and playful, and more energetic. However, two-month-old kittens are also more likely to get sick, because maternal antibodies begin to slowly weaken at this time, and kittens are easily infected with diseases. Therefore, you should pay attention to the health of the cat, inject vaccines and deworming on time, and try not to take the kitten with you. Contact other cats.
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