Cats are pets from many families. They are cute and docile, bringing endless joy to people. However, not all cats are "money-saving" options. Some cats are expensive to raise, and they can even be said to be "burning money". Toda...
Cats are pets from many families. They are cute and docile, bringing endless joy to people.
However, not all cats are "money-saving" options.
Some cats are expensive to raise, and they can even be said to be "burning money".
Today, let’s talk about these “noble” cats and see why they can make your wallet “slim”!
1. Noble bloodline, amazing price
Some cats have doubled their value because of their noble bloodline. For example, Persian cats are known for their gorgeous long hair, charming face and elegant manners.
However, behind such beauty is a high price tag. A purebred Persian cat often sells for thousands or even tens of thousands.
And, that's not all. Persian cats need to be taken care of regularly, otherwise they will be prone to knots and hair loss, which requires you to spend more time and money to go to pet shops for professional care.
"I spent almost all my savings in order to buy a purebred Persian cat." A cat owner said helplessly, "And the monthly care costs are also a considerable expense.
But seeing it so cute, I think everything is worth it."
2. Special needs, double the expense
In addition to cats with noble blood, some cats double the cost of raising cats due to their special physical needs.
For example, fold-eared cats are loved for their unique ear shape, but their ears are prone to infection and require regular cleaning and treatment.
In addition, some cats may suffer from hereditary diseases, such as polycystic kidney disease, heart disease, etc. These diseases require long-term medication and regular examinations, and the medical expenses will naturally rise.
3. Rare varieties, rare things are expensive
, and some cats are expensive because of their rarity. These cats are sparse in number and have difficulty reproduction, so their prices remain high.
For example, the Sphinx cat is highly sought after for its unique appearance and rare features.
However, the cost of raising this cat is also relatively high.
Because there is no hair to protect the skin, they need to pay special attention to measures such as keeping warm and sun protection, which also increases the difficulty and cost of raising a cat.
"I was raised because I thought the Sphinx cat was unique." A cat owner shared, "but later I found that this kind of cat is really difficult to raise.
They require special care and care, and they also cost a lot."
In addition to the above three types of "money-burning" cats, there are some other factors that may also increase the cost of raising cats.
For example, some cats may be allergic to certain foods or require special dietary formulas, which requires you to buy more expensive cat food.
In addition, as cats grow older, they may need more medical attention and care, which is also a considerable expense.
Conclusion: Raising a cat is indeed a very interesting and loving thing.
However, for those with average economic conditions, "money-burning" cats may put financial pressure on the family.
Therefore, before choosing to raise a cat, you must fully understand the characteristics and economic costs of various cats and make full preparations and plans!
Remember: Raising a cat is not an easy task, it requires you to take time, energy and money to take care of and care for them.
So be sure to act within your ability and plan your economic situation reasonably!
