Many friends who want to raise cats like to raise kittens for the first time, thinking that smaller cats will be more obedient and more intimate. However, is it suitable for novices to raise kittens? This question deserves the attention of friends who want to raise cats.

Many people like the cute look of kittens. Kittens are also easier to adapt to new families and owners. They have lively and playful personalities and can easily establish relationships with their owners. However, the owners need to spend more time taking care of the kittens, training them, and correcting the kittens. Bad habits, such as scratching and biting, urinating and defecating everywhere. At the same time, kittens have a weak digestive system, so they need to eat at regular intervals, eat small amounts and have frequent meals, and feed them at least 4 meals a day. Families with busy schedules will definitely not be able to take into account feeding. In addition, the smaller the cat, the better. If the kitten is weaned prematurely, it will not be able to obtain nutrients from breast milk, will have poor resistance and immunity, and will have poor ability to live independently. If the kitten is not taken care of well, it will be easy to get sick. Even death, care is much more troublesome than for adult cats. Therefore, novices who are busy at work and have no experience in raising cats are not suitable for raising kittens.

Adult cats have strong ability to live independently, are well-trained, have strong physical functions and resistance, are not easy to get sick, and do not need too much care. Moreover, adult cats have a more stable personality and will protect themselves. If there are children in the family, adult cats can actively avoid harm from children and can coexist peacefully with children over time. Therefore, it is recommended for families with children to raise adult cats. However, it is difficult for adult cats to adapt to a new environment and change their lifestyle for the new environment. They may cause unnecessary troubles to new owners, such as being picky eaters, not accepting new owners, running away, etc. In short, adult cats do not require owners to worry too much and are more suitable for novice cat owners, busy families, families with children or elderly families.

Novices who want to raise cats must choose a suitable cat to raise according to their own and family's actual situation. Don't just do it on a whim. Cats, dogs and other pets need stable families and care. Don't throw them away at will. It's best to It's adoption instead of purchase.