A lot of my friends are either a dog person or non-animal-lover. I'm gearing more toward the latter as I don't have my own place at the moment. But I spent my whole three years of junior high school being called cat just because their latin name are pretty close to my name *le sigh*.
Thanks to that, I become more observant of cats and kinda admire their don't-care-attitude. But do you ever wonder if cats do get lonely too? (dogs are seriously like super extrovert animal and like to hang around people).
Can't believe I just spent my half-an-hour writing about cats. This is considered an achievement for a non-animal-lover. #selfapplaud
Don't leave them alone for too long, ok, meow!
Thanks to that, I become more observant of cats and kinda admire their don't-care-attitude. But do you ever wonder if cats do get lonely too? (dogs are seriously like super extrovert animal and like to hang around people).
Based on my recent exploration at Google (I am not that adventurous, you see), it is not wise to leave your cat alone for more than 24 hours (yes, cats do get lonely!). If you close eyes to your cats' lonely feeling, you can start imagining what can happen when you leave a cat alone at home for a long time like:
1) A super disgusting litter box (even your cat stop using it because it's too disgusting)
2) Wrecked/ scratched things around the house (I am quite sure cats get bored too)
3) A stuck/ electrocuted cat (if it happens to scratch the wrong things)
4) No cat in the house (they can escape if lets say, a burglar/ random people come in and left the door/ window open)
Can't believe I just spent my half-an-hour writing about cats. This is considered an achievement for a non-animal-lover. #selfapplaud
Don't leave them alone for too long, ok, meow!
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