Raising a cat is the choice of many pet owners. Once you have the desire to raise a cat, you have to make decisions on many issues. Have you ever had any of the following questions?

Why choose to raise a purebred cat?

If you are interested in cat shows or breeding, you should buy a purebred cat.

The choice of cat breed mainly depends on personal preference. Keep in mind, however, that long-haired cats require daily grooming, while Gallants and Birmans are demanding pets, make noisy calls, and may mature sexually faster than other cats. Choosing a purebred cat not only requires a health check-up, but only through an expert's eye can any cat's breed characteristics, quality and likelihood of winning awards in the future be identified.

Therefore, you should go shopping with someone who is very familiar with cat breed issues and who fully understands what you want from your cat.

Unfortunately, purebred cats are very expensive. If you can't afford the full cost, there are two ways to make a deal: One is to buy a "pet-quality" cat. Its characteristics may not meet the standards for participation in cat shows, but, in any case, this cat can become Good pets. If you sign a breeding agreement, you can buy a "show quality" cat; return the cat to the seller at a predetermined time for breeding. You should agree with the seller who will own the kitten and put the agreement in writing.

Why choose to raise a non-purebred cat?

Generally speaking, the main purpose of raising a cat is to keep people company. If this is your purpose, there is not much point in buying a purebred cat. Especially if you live in a city, there is no need to get a purebred cat when cat thieves tend to target Persians and Gallo cats. There are often many cheap hybrid cats available that can meet the cat needs of the average household.

Should I choose a male cat or a female cat?

According to my opinion, you can choose either a castrated male cat or a female cat whose ovaries have been removed. Because both types of cats can make equally good, considerate pets.

Should I choose a kitten or an adult cat?

When choosing a pet, petite and fragile kittens are very cute. But it requires a lot of care, and it must be trained to develop hygienic habits.

On the plus side, kittens usually adapt quickly to their new surroundings. For many people, getting an adult cat is a wise choice. If you work outside all day, or if you feel that kittens are too noisy or difficult to train, you should get an adult cat. If you have purchased an adult cat, keep it indoors for the first few days, otherwise it may find its way back to its original owner.go.

Should I buy one cat or a pair of cats?

If you have a limited income or live in a small space, it is impossible to buy several cats. However, if every member of the family is out during the day and only one cat is at home, it may feel lonely. Then, you can purchase two cats to keep them company.