I want to get a cat, and the same time a dog. Which can you recommend? - 3 views

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  #1 yaumide on 28 Mar 24

   

  What are the pros and con's of having a cat as pet? Is it easier than owning a dog?

   

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  #2 eseyria on 28 Mar 24

   

  You haven't given enough information to give advice on whether or not you should have either. When you way you will be busy making youtube videos, what does that mean? Will you be in your home making them, or be away from home where the animals will be alone?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">You haven't given enough information to give advice on whether or not you should have either. When you way you will be busy making youtube videos, what does that mean? Will you be in your home making them, or be away from home where the animals will be alone?</div>

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  #3 vaveo12 on 28 Mar 24

   

  If you're considering getting both a cat and a dog, you have to take it seriously as pets need care and attention. Both cats and dogs can make wonderful companions, but it's essential to consider their individual needs and personalities. Cats are generally more independent and low-maintenance, while dogs require more time and effort for exercise and training. Before making a decision, research breeds that are known to get along well with each other and consider your lifestyle and living situation. Also, be prepared for potential health issues and expenses, but remember, pet medication without prescription https://www.worldpetexpress.net/ can sometimes help with minor ailments. Choose the pet that fits best with your lifestyle and that you can provide the love and care they deserve.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">If you're considering getting both a cat and a dog, you have to take it seriously as pets need care and attention. Both cats and dogs can make wonderful companions, but it's essential to consider their individual needs and personalities. Cats are generally more independent and low-maintenance, while dogs require more time and effort for exercise and training. Before making a decision, research breeds that are known to get along well with each other and consider your lifestyle and living situation. Also, be prepared for potential health issues and expenses, but remember, pet medication without prescription <a href="https://www.worldpetexpress.net/" rel="nofollow">https://www.worldpetexpress.net/</a> can sometimes help with minor ailments. Choose the pet that fits best with your lifestyle and that you can provide the love and care they deserve.</div>

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