Cute and soft cats can bring a lot of joy and comfort a lonely soul. But is it possible to raise cats casually? In fact, if you are suitable for raising a cat, just look at these 6 points below!
1. Does your family agree?
If you are not living alone and want to keep a cat, does your family agree? If your family can’t accept that you raise a cat and you insist on raising it, then you can buy it back. It’s not good for your relationship with your family and for the cat. So if you want to raise a cat, it's best to ask your family's approval first, otherwise it's best not to raise it!
2, would you like to spend time with him?
Although cats do not cling to others, they also need the company of their owners, otherwise they are prone to psychological problems such as depression. If you are very busy at work, raising a cat just leave it at home and don't have time to accompany it, or if you would rather spend your time on games, then you are not suitable for raising a cat.
3. Are you willing to spend money for your cat?
Raising a cat is not just just taking food and feeding it. Cat food, vaccines, etc. are all necessary expenses. If a cat gets sick, medical expenses will also cost a lot. If you are unwilling to spend money on your cat, and if the cat is sick, just throw it away, which is too irresponsible. Such people are not suitable for keeping cats.
4. Would you use a cat as a punching bag?
If you are violent, then you are not suitable for raising cats or other animals. After raising a cat, you may vent all your dissatisfaction on the cat because of the unpleasantness of life, and use the cat as a punching bag. If this happens for a long time, the cat will be hurt physically and mentally, and even become aggressive.
5. Will you take the initiative to learn the scientific knowledge of raising cats?
Raising cats is like raising a child. It is not fed randomly. If you do not have scientific knowledge of raising cats, your cat may be harmed or even killed because of your ignorance. Therefore, before raising a cat, it is best to ask yourself if you are willing to take the initiative to learn scientific knowledge of raising cats for your cat.
6. Are you ready to take care of it for the rest of your life?
Cats are flesh and blood. After getting along for a long time, they will have deep feelings for their owners and will regard you as a support. If you want to raise a cat, you'd better think about it first, whether you can take care of your cat for more than ten years, and be responsible for it for life, and don't abandon it.
