As a college student, if you want to keep a cat, you must keep it in the dormitory, and you need to consider the feelings of your roommates:

Can roommates accept cats?

Do any roommates have allergies to cat hair?

Does the cat's barking affect roommates and other dormitory people?

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Dormitory is a public environment, with its corresponding rules and regulations, and cats are mostly not allowed. Therefore, if you keep a cat in the dormitory, what you have to face every day is to avoid the inspection of the boarding house. What should you do if the cat is caught 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, and cats are easily frightened and have a stress reaction.

Do you like the softness of cats or all of them?

I have never had a cat myself, but all the cats I see are pure and lovely, out-of-touch elves. But after raising a cat yourself, you will find that cats are not elves from the celestial world. It will pee, defecate, get sick and even tear down the house and bite people. When you see all the looks of a cat, will you still keep your original heart and still love it?

In addition, college students keep cats in the dormitory. What should the cats do if they dirty or destroy their roommates' things? What if you have a bad relationship with your roommate?

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How much time and energy do you spend on cats?

It takes a lot of time and energy to keep a cat. Maybe you think that college students only have a few classes every 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 extracurricular activities, such as joining clubs, dating games, reading novels and performing plays. At the end of each semester, there are still many homework to review. How much time can you really calm down and be with your cat?

Does your financial situation allow you to have a cat?

The economic situation is also an important factor to determine whether college students can have cats. Cats can be saved, but necessary cat litter, cat food, insect repellent, immunization, sterilization and so on. It's not a small amount. College students themselves have no financial resources and their living expenses are limited. Are you sure you can take care of the cat?

Besides, cats get sick, too. If the cat is sick, can you still hug it and take it to the hospital for treatment? Of course, going to the hospital will definitely cost a lot of money. How did the money come from?

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Some people will say that college students can earn money by doing part-time jobs, but part-time jobs will inevitably take up most of their spare time. So can they still have time to accompany and take care of cats?

How should cats be placed during winter and summer vacations or after graduation?

Every winter and summer vacation, especially the graduation season, a large wave of cats will be abandoned. College students have their helplessness, but isn't the cat innocent and pitiful?

Most college students go abroad to study, and they will leave school and go home in winter and summer vacations. After graduation, they don't know which city to take root in. In the face of vacation or graduation, can you find someone you can trust for your cat and give it a stable home? This is also a question to consider.

It seems simple to raise a cat, but it is actually very difficult.

If you want to keep a cat, please read these questions patiently, ask yourself if you can be a good shovel officer, and then decide whether to keep a cat after careful consideration.

Keeping a cat is a lifelong commitment. From the moment you hold the cat's paw, you are responsible for it to the end.