Comments on: Can You Provide For a Cat? Ten Costs to Budget For

By: Finn

Finn — Fri, 18 Sep 2026 20:13:48 +0000

Ginger’s point about the free toys is the one most people skip over. Our two cats have ignored every bought toy in the house and spend the evening chasing a shoelace and sitting in whatever box the mail came in. The pet deposit line deserves a warning too, since it is the cost nobody budgets for and in plenty of buildings it is non refundable whether or not the cat damages anything. The vet exam range of seventy to two hundred dollars is realistic as well. I work on Furriq, a cat breed and coat pattern guide, and the questions readers send us usually start with what a first year really costs.

By: the cats and me x o

the cats and me x o — Fri, 24 Jun 2022 06:17:59 +0000

We Agree with Celinne there is so many feral and stray and abandon cats out there
who have no food no water no love no care no human parent to be there for them
its hard for them to fend for themselfs and you know they are sad and broken hearted
they are cold in the winter no shelter when it rains and when its too hot out they can
burn their paws please don’t throw them away like garbage if you can’t keep them or
care for them find a no kill shelter to take care of them they are precius Gifts from
God treat them like your family show them love and Adopt Don’t Shop but be sure
you can care for them like Ginger Girl has listed above 10 Questions great job Ginger x o

By: the cats and me x o

the cats and me x o — Fri, 24 Jun 2022 06:17:32 +0000

By: the cats and me x o

the cats and me x o — Fri, 24 Jun 2022 06:17:31 +0000

By: Celinne

Celinne — Mon, 20 Jun 2022 16:28:50 +0000

Thank you for posting this very important article. Too many folks have good intentions and are eager to adopt but sadly many cats and dogs end up being abandoned because their humans don’t have the ongoing financial means to take care of them. The worse part is when the little ones are not even taken to a humane society. They are simply turned loose to fend for themselves in the streets or left in abandoned homes. It is heartbreaking. If we plan carefully or are realistic about our financial situation, such situations will not occur. For the beautiful hearts who love animals but can’t afford to take care of one at home, please visit the shelters and volunteer. It is a very rewarding and fulfilling and you will be making a big difference without stressing out yourself.