To raise a cat in the dormitory, you need to ask your roommate's advice first, but no one can raise it without consent! If you have a roommate who is allergic to cat hair, please give up this idea as soon as possible. Cat's hair loss is very serious, even if you take pains to comb it every day, it will still lose its hair ~

In addition, the physical safety of cats is particularly important. You should make sure that your roommate has no tendency to abuse small animals and won't hit your cat while you are away! Especially when your cat affects him ~

As a cat-keeping environment, student dormitory has some safety and health problems. If I remember correctly, most student dormitories have balconies, so it is almost impossible to "seal the sun". Then how can you ensure that the cat won't jump off the building? Lock it up?

After raising a cat, the workload of cleaning the dormitory will also increase. After all, cats and people eat and drink Lazar in the same small room. I can't imagine how crazy the "taste feast" in this dormitory is when cats shit!

Cats are unfinished animals, and their obedience is not as good as dogs. Many behaviors are out of instinct and nature, which is difficult for people to control! For example, tear the yoga mat by hand, step on the notebook by foot, and leave residual temperature under the roommate's bed (pee&; Baba), passionate parkour in the middle of the night, affectionate "singing" ... only what you can't think of, nothing they can't do! You may offend all your roommates. Don't get a cat just because your brain is hot ~

Raising cats needs financial support, and cat litter and cat food are the most basic and basic fixed expenses every month. There are also deworming, vaccines and sterilization, which are all small. What really matters is the treatment fee for cats! A few hundred dollars is nothing, bite your teeth; But thousands of dollars in treatment fees can't be solved by students biting their teeth ~

The last question is whether the cat will stay after graduation. I don't know what everyone's choice is, but Xiaomi has seen too many stray cats on campus. They used to be loved by some people, but now they can only wander! You know, domestic cats have extremely poor survival ability in the wild. After being abandoned, you must be rescued or die ~

Even if they don't give up, college students will have to face the double pressures of life and practice alone after graduation. Do they really have the time, energy and money to take care of cats? !

As a student, it is not recommended to keep a cat when the economy is not independent and life is unstable, which is good for both people and cats! But if you have raised them, I hope you will never leave them; If there is really no way to continue to be responsible, find them a pick-up man ~

You can choose to share your love for cats with stray cats-join or organize a stray cat rescue association, sterilize them, feed them, build a cat house or even find adoption. It is a rare experience for college students to help stray cats and exercise themselves at the same time ~