Does the living environment allow cats?
As a college student, if you want to raise a cat, you must keep it in the dormitory. If you raise a cat in the dormitory, you also need to consider the feelings of the roommates:
Can the roommates accept cats?
Any roommates allergic to cat fur?
Will the meowing of cats affect the roommates and other people in the dormitory?
The dormitory is a public environment and has its own rules and regulations. Most cats are not allowed. Therefore, if you keep cats in the dormitory, you must avoid the inspection of the dormitory every day. What should you do if the cat is found out of control?
In addition, the dormitory space is small and the lighting effect is poor, which is not conducive to the healthy growth of cats. In addition, the dormitory is crowded with people, and cats are easily frightened and have a stress response.
Do you love the cuteness of cats, or do you love everything about them?
I didn’t raise cats myself, but all the cats I saw were pure and cute, and they didn’t eat human fireworks. But after raising a cat yourself, you will find that the cat is not an elves from the fairy world. It can also urinate, defecate, get sick… and even tear down the house and bite people… When you see the whole appearance of the cat, do you Will you still keep your original intention and still love it?
In addition, college students keep cats in the dormitory. What if the cat soils or destroys the roommate’s belongings? If there is a rift between you and your roommate, how should you deal with it?
How much time and energy do you have with your cat?
It takes a lot of time and effort to take care of a cat. You may think that college students only have a few classes a day, and they have a lot of spare time and enough time to take care of cats.
But this is not the case. College students will have their own spare time activities, such as participating in clubs, dating games, reading novels and dramas, etc.; Calm down, how much time can you spend with your cat in peace?
Does your financial situation allow you to have a cat?
The economic situation is also an important factor in deciding whether college students can keep cats. It can be very economical to keep a cat, but the necessary cat litter
, cat food, deworming, immunization, sterilization, etc. are not small expenses. College students themselves have no financial resources and their living expenses are very limited. Are they sure they can take good care of cats?
In addition, cats can get sick too. If the cat is sick, can you still stick with it and take it to the hospital for treatment? Of course, a trip to the hospital will definitely cost a lot of money. How will this money come from?
Some people also say that college students can earn money part-time, but part-time jobs will inevitably occupy most of their spare time, so there is still time Companion and care for the cat?
How should cats be placed during winter and summer vacations or after graduation?
Every winter and summer vacation, especially in the graduation season, a large number of cats are abandoned. College students have their own helplessness, but why are cats not innocent and pitiful?
Most college students go to study abroad, leave school during winter and summer vacations, and don’t know which city to take root after graduation. In the face of vacation or graduation, can you find someone who can entrust your cat and give it a stable home? This is also an issue to consider.
It may seem easy to raise a cat, but it is actually very difficult.
If you want to raise a cat, please read these questions patiently, ask yourself if you can be a good owner, and then decide whether to raise a cat after careful consideration.
Fostering a cat is a lifetime commitment. From the moment you pick up your cat’s claws, you must be responsible for it to the end.