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How to take care of pets
I really want to have pets like dogs, cats and bunnies but I don't have any experience in taking care of them, do I need to buy a lot of furniture for them? Especially cats? Also how do I make sure they don't shit on random places.... If I get different pets will they attack eachother or even worse get injured?? O the experienced pet families, please help me out
you should make sure you’re genuinely prepared for the responsibility rather than getting one on impulse and looks. Animals are a luxury and unlike the popular misconception that they're easy to take care of, pets often end up taking more time of your day than an average human.
First, research the animal and breed/species you’re considering, ...... 1 reply
To be honest just do your research. If youre getting a specific breed try to learn as much as you can about the breed, look up what food is the best, what leash you should get, how to teach your dog/cat to pee on the puppy pad/litter box (with cats its importatnt that you keep the litter box clean, if its too dirty the cat probably wont use it) and...... 1 reply
care for DOGS : they WILL shit and pee everywhere at first there's nothing you can do until they understand there's a place for that (if you dont have a garden then it will be the litter) and you have to take them for a walk at least once a day and when i say a walk i mean walking or running for 40 minutes or one hour MINIMUM if you cant do that DO...... 1 reply
Just like other have said do your research depending on what animal you want. Give yourself at least 2-3 months of thought and wonder if you really want them and you're ready to commit and financially stable and have time to dedicate for them.
Time, money, spaces are essential don't look past them and ABSOLUTELY NEVER EVER GET ONE BY ignoring the ...... reply
You have to be available, they require nutritious food, you have to be ready to clean their poop atleast twice a day take them on walks . play with them. It's not for the weak bruh. telling from experience. reply
