No 1. A Hard Time Finding A Pet-friendly House
First, cat owners may have a hard time finding houses for rent.
Many landlords have a no-pet policy because they worry about things like damage caused by claws.
No 2. House Interior? Nope!
Cat owners may find it difficult to decorate a house with pretty items.
Cats like jumping from high places. While jumping, they could destroy the items and even get hurt.
No 3. Goodbye To Aroma When Living With a Cat
If you can’t live without aroma such as perfumes and diffusers, you need to consider giving up that for your cat.
Cats have a sensitive sense of smell. They can get very stressed because of the strong aroma.
No 4. A Trip? Not Easy
If you live alone with a cat, it's not easy to go on a trip.
Even though you ask others for a cat sitting, your cat may get stressed about staying with a stranger. Even if you live with your family, it may be hard to plan a family vacation.
No 5. No Killing Time
There are lots of chores to take care of your cat such as brushing her teeth, nail trimming, brushing her hair, cleaning cat litter, and hunting play.
If you don’t clean dishes right away, your sneaky kitty can steal leftovers and get into trouble.
No 6. Love Costs Money
Loving your cat is free but raising her costs money.
It costs a small fortune when a cat is sick and goes to see a vet. Please check whether you can afford the lifetime cost before adopting a cat.