Hello, I am a 12-year-old girl and I really want a cat. I live with my grandparents and they agreed if I graduated with honors. This is not difficult because I am an excellent student. The problem, however, is that I have an older brother of 34, who has a 1-year-old child, and he said he would not take him to his grandparents if we took a cat. I understand his fears. I asked my grandfather and he reminded me that 3 years ago he took a dog and for the whole summer vacation (I was in Burgas), they watched him and cut out all their furniture. They looked after a cat before I was born and are now firmly in favor. Well, I don't know if I should give in to my uncle or continue with the fact that I want a cat. I hope the editors of the site publish my story.
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Dear girl, I understand you completely, I guess you love cats. It's really worth watching a cat when I was as old as you - I'm 22 now (I turn them on Thursday). falling from the 6th floor. What breed of cat do you want to take mine was a silver British like the Whiskey ad Good luck sweet girl Male of 22 :)
Get a cat. How did he get a dog? !?
Cats also ruin furniture - they sharpen their claws. Otherwise, your brother probably doesn't like animals, or the child is allergic. But that's not a reason not to take a cat - you live in this house and you decide.
Explain to them that you want a kitten friend And take a little more detail and describe that they first said that your parachute will open if you finish with 6 and then they said firmly no ... I did not understand ~ Kati ~
I mean, they are firmly in favor of taking a cat. (My grandmother and grandfather) Otherwise, when I was in Burgas for four consecutive vacations, I took care of an adult cat.
Before you take a pet, you should be aware that it will be with you for the next 15-17 years. The first year and a half will be naughty, like a small child, white, climbing and rummaging through pots. In the coming years, a creature of character will be realized, which will require periodic vaccinations and examinations. Then you will have to be with the kitten when he grows old and needs special care. Think about whether you will be able to give this devotion and love to this kitten in the future, otherwise you will only harm the animal.
Cat Baby = friendship, not disease. Tell your brother to read some articles about the benefits of living with a cat and baby.
There is nothing wrong with having a cat. Your brother is also right, but a cat cannot harm his child if they are together for only a few days. Do your best at school and get a kitten. Good luck, darling!
I adore cats, but, unfortunately, they are not as safe for our children, but for us, as we think and want. Have you heard of toxoplasmosis? You can get the infection if you eat poorly processed or raw meat, unwashed vegetables, but most often people become infected when they come in contact with cat feces (changing the toilet, working in the yard where cats go to bed). If you take a cat in the end, you must deworm it and in the beginning, your brother's child should not have any contact with her, much less with the toilet ?. As do you. But you are big people, and for young children, as we know, the most interesting thing is the forbidden.
Until 7. - my grandparents have seen a cat to the last? days and the same care will be given for my kitten. The author
If the kitten is given adequate care, take it to a veterinarian and make sure there are no parasites, it cannot harm the baby in any way! On the contrary, they will be very sweet together. So I understand your brother, but his concern is completely unfounded. And no one said the kitten would stand next to the baby all the time, did they? So if you are ready to take all the necessary care for your kitten, take him to the vet, feed him and change his water regularly and play with him (to spend his energy in the game, and not then ruin furniture) there is no problem to get a kitten. Just keep in mind that taking care of a pet is quite responsible, and when you take it, you accept that you will take care of it for the rest of its life, and not when you get tired of leaving it.