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Old 10-01-2008, 11:57 PM
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Originally Posted by nigel
Hey guys,

I'm looking into buying a cat and would appreciate if you can answer some of my questions.

1. Where can I buy a cat? (I'm looking for a british short hair with white socks)
2. Should i buy from a pet store like Pets Wonderland? (I saw some occasional nice ones but expensive)
3. What else should I get?
4. Should i feed it wet food? (I want a big cat)

Thanks in advance for replying



"buying" a cat is not like buying a piece of furniture or an electronic item..it certainly doesnt come with an owner's manual....there's more to it than that...there are a few things that you need to consider..in the best interest of both you and the cat.example..are u prepared to hv it come into yr life..how about yr home?..is it cat-friendly..? ..and i see that u r not into buying an expensive cat..dont buy then.maybe you can adopt 1 ...and since u are going to be a 1st time cat owner..i suggest that try your hands on getting a DSH cat 1st...then maybe after u hv acquired the "hang of it" then u can upgrade to having a pedigreed cat...what else should u get..?
how about..feeding bowl, litter-box,kitty litter,a suitable sized cage(optional) ,petcarrier...shampoos..brush...comb...cat-toys...and so on...the list could go on and on..(some owners even bought condos for their cat )
its good that you've decided to own a cat....but..its best that you are really prepared before having or shall i say indulge yrself into being a cat owner...it certainly is rewarding but it can also turn into a nightmarish experience for the unprepared especially...all the best to you Nigel and i hope things turn out well for you.....
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