well there usefull in one way being ur pet and giving u much love and to be company and well if u dont think there usefull is ur decision

Yes! Any pet can lower your blood pressure and that alone makes them useful. But cats can also keep your home free of mice, bugs and even snakes. We have an indoor and an outdoor cat. Our indoor cat found a snake that made it inside when they were building a new house next door. It was just a small non-poisonous snake, but it could have been poisonous. Our outdoor cat killed dozens of rats that came from the same construction area. Our cat is great. He comes when we call him, he does not scratch anything but his post an...

Yes! Any pet can lower your blood pressure and that alone makes them useful. But cats can also keep your home free of mice, bugs and even snakes. We have an indoor and an outdoor cat. Our indoor cat found a snake that made it inside when they were building a new house next door. It was just a small non-poisonous snake, but it could have been poisonous. Our outdoor cat killed dozens of rats that came from the same construction area. Our cat is great. He comes when we call him, he does not scratch anything but his post and he thinks he's one of the dogs (we have four.) So, yes, I think a cat is a very useful pet.

Yes they are lovely to have around the home and i'm sure mine speak back to me ,just don't understand the words.Some cats aren't such great pets as they are wanderers or fighters and i don't think i'd fancy living with a large cat.

It depends on some things. Is the cat going to be an indoor cat or an outdoor cat? If indoor, it can bring happiness to the whole family, If outdoor the cat can catch things that are a bother. Either one they can catch mice that could be indoors or outdoors.

In ancient Egypt, cats were worshipped as deities, their eyes shining with a mysterious light that intrigued humans. Nowadays, cats enjoy a mortal reputation in most cultures, captivating us more as pets than rulers.

If you are thinking about getting a cat as a pet, here are some reasons to support your decision:

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In ancient Egypt, cats were worshipped as deities, their eyes shining with a mysterious light that intrigued humans. Nowadays, cats enjoy a mortal reputation in most cultures, captivating us more as pets than rulers.

If you are thinking about getting a cat as a pet, here are some reasons to support your decision:



1. Cats take care of themselves. Did you ever notice how often you will see cats grooming themselves? After eating, being in rain or snow, and after a tussle with another animal, cats will take a few moments to lick a paw and use it to wipe their faces, ears, and other hard-to-reach places. You'll never have to bathe your cat. She can handle the job herself. They also can feed themselves, if left outdoors long enough. From field mice to birds, most healthy cats are unlikely to go hungry when natural outdoor life forms abound.


2. Cats are fun and funny. Most are quite curious. They poke their noses into paper bags, climb under the hood of a car, or sidle up to strangers to have a look, or rather, a sniff. They enjoy climbing to high places, such as trees, gutters, and walls. They have been known to climb up the side of an above-ground swimming pool for a look, and nearly drown after falling in. Kittens will chew their tails, chase a thread, or run after a ball. They love to have fun, and amuse us in the process.


3. Felines make good friends. Cats seem to have that sixth sense that tells them when something is wrong in their owner's life. If you feel down, frustrated, or irritated, your kitty may come running to wrap herself around your leg or jump into your lap and nuzzle your chin. She will cuddle alongside you for a nap, feeling secure beside the one person in the world she can trust. Cats typically bring their kills home, and you will likely find the bodies of their victims in the yard or on the porch as trophies of the night's hunt, offered to Caesar as a share of the spoils.


4. Cats don't cost much. Inexpensive kitty food, occasional veterinarian visits for shots and neutering, perhaps a collar and feeding bowls, and kitty litter are all you may need. An empty spool or toilet paper roll make great toys that cost nothing. There are no grooming costs, carpet messes to clean, or obedience schools for enrollment. Cats simply exist to be what they are.


5. Some cats seem to have nine lives. They land on their feet after a fall and find their way home after being lost. Stories abound of cats that were locked in a basement or trapped in a newly constructed house wall for days and yet surviving to return to their masters. Certain cats can even co-exist with dogs or other cats, despite their seemingly spoiled nature. There are many attractive breeds or mixes, like calicos, that cat lovers can't resist.


So if you're thinking about getting a pet, why not have a cat? She'll take good care of you, earning her keep and your affection!