There's no conflict that cats are one of the most popular pet choices. They're also fiercely independent, curious, and loyal - and can make a perfect companion for you and your family as a live-in friend. Sure, these furry pets are mischievous at the time, and they might get enjoy smacking your keyboard or make your desk messy, but all of these things are their charm - and that's why we adore them so much.
Here are 15 reasons why cats make absolute pets, and I think you won't disagree that much :
1. Say Goodbye To Allergies
Well, for you, and especially for younger ones, having a cat can lower the risk of getting allergies. Not only to pet hair, but according to the American National Institute of Health, cat exposures at a young age can also prevent "other types of common allergies like grass, dust mites, and ragweed."
2. They'll Be Your House Pest Controller
Don't get deceived by there all the fluff and fur; cats are natural predators. Despite being domesticated, they still have that hunter instinct, thereby will keep your house away from mice.
3. They'll Make You Smarter
They were not joking, seriously. In a study of self-proclaimed dog lovers versus cat lovers done at Carroll University in Waukesha, Wisconsin, cat owners scored higher intelligence than dog owners did.
4. They're Very Cautious Even When They Sleep
Cats do sleep a lot(more on that below the list), but even when they're snoring, they still stay super alert. They're able to hear and smell active while sleeping, so they can pounce on a pest at a moment's notice.
5. They're Very Photogenic
Need to say more? With big, expressive eyes, cats can quickly turn out to be pretty hilarious in photos.
6. Cat Can Help Kids To Learn Social Skills
Cats have a bunch of positive effects on children. According to Care.com, owning a cat can teach children social skills and help them to cope with traumatic situations.
7. They're Ideal Pet For Apartments
Plenty of apartments allow cats cause they're quite, so they're less likely to wake your neighbors up when someone rings your doorbell.
8. They Often Cost Less To Care For Than A Dog
According to ASPCA, cats won't break your bank nearly as much as a medium or large dog because they require less food, fewer toys, and fewer trips to the groomer.
9. They Have A Good Amusement Moods
Ever wonder why cats love to play? Since they don't use that much of their hunting soul, it's believed kittens have an abundance of energy stored up and release a ton of energy during playtime.
10. They're The Most Intelligent Domestic Pet
Just kidding... but seriously, cats are a lot smarter than people make them out to be. According to Animal Planet, cats are continually learning and have a quite sharp, excellent memory.
11. They Won't Make You Feel Bad When You Leave Them
When you head off to work and need to leave your pet behind, you may start to feel a little guilty. But it might be easier with cats as they love to have the house for themselves. Cats will sleep whenever they are bored - about 15 hours a day.
12. They're Good For Your Health
Research shows cats can help lower your blood pressure and reduce the risk of dying from a heart attack. Their furs are also be a soothing sound for humans and those can truly make you fall asleep. It's really amazing to hear that these cuties can actually help you to maintain good health.
13. They're Better For The Environment
Since cats don't eat meat as nearly as much as dogs do, it results in a much smaller carbon footprints. While definitely smaller, both animals can produce carbon footprints equivalent to cars according to some sustainable authority.
14. They Can Live For A Long Time
There are a few things as heartbreaking as losing a pet, which is why knowing that the average domestic cat has a lifespan of about 15 years is very comforting.
15. They're Just Adorable
We don't really have to say this, but in case you wanna get convinced, cats, the animals once worshipped by Egyptian are extremely cute.
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