When do Snowshoe cats stop growing?

Snowshoe cats typically stop growing at about two years old. While they will reach their full height around their first birthday, they’ll continue to bulk up until around the two-year mark. 

To support healthy development, ensure your adopted Snowshoe kitty gets a balanced diet rich in high-quality protein, vitamins, and minerals. Routine vet check-ups help monitor their growth and overall health. Also, provide plenty of opportunities for moderate exercise and mental stimulation through play and interaction, which helps maintain a healthy weight and develop strong muscles. Proper care during these early years sets the foundation for a healthy, happy adult cat.

It’s generally recommended to make the switch to adult food around the one-year mark because kittens have different nutritional needs compared to adults, requiring more protein and calories to support their rapid growth and high energy levels. Around their first birthday, their growth rate slows down, and their dietary needs change accordingly.