Taking care of a pet / myLot

Bulgaria

March 18, 2016 12:58pm CST

I'm considering taking care of a cat. However, what concerns me is that I'm always afraid I'm getting too attached to it, and eventually I will end up afraid that something might happen to my pet.

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Porcospino

@Porcospino (31366)

• Denmark

18 Mar 16

I have had many pets over the years, and at the moment I have a dog, a cat, a guinea pig and 4 rabbits. I love to spend time with my pets and I love them all. It is always hard to lose a pet, but I don't want to miss out on the positive things in order to avoid the pain when they die.

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Porcospino

@Porcospino (31366)

• Denmark

19 Mar 16

@Lusye28 Yes, pets bring us a lot of joy. My guinea pig is 5 years so she is not young anymore, but she seems healthy and active

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Lusye

@Lusye28 (228)

• Bulgaria

19 Mar 16

@Porcospino Seems that having a guinea pig is really popular. You're right about the happiness that pets bring. I'll have to make up my mind soon.

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Lusye

@Lusye28 (228)

• Bulgaria

19 Mar 16

@Porcospino It's wonderful you can find time to take care of so many pets. They do require care and attention, but on the other hand, it's worth it.

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louievill

@louievill (28851)

• Philippines

18 Mar 16

There is always a risk when you love so you need to decide, my little princess just got into a fight with her suitor a large tomcat

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Lusye

@Lusye28 (228)

• Bulgaria

18 Mar 16

Probably I will. Later on... maybe :). It's a known fact that cats live less than human. So I'll just have to live with it for the sake of having a nice furry cat next to me.

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louievill

@louievill (28851)

• Philippines

18 Mar 16

@Lusye28 yes best of luck to you when you do

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Lusye

@Lusye28 (228)

• Bulgaria

18 Mar 16

She's a lovely cat. I'm considering taking a small one and see it grow up in front of my eyes.

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peggy baker

@softbabe44 (5816)

• Vancouver, Washington

18 Mar 16

I think worrying about our pets and get attached to them is really normal.

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Lusye

@Lusye28 (228)

• Bulgaria

18 Mar 16

That's nice to hear. I'm thinking about this option for a really long time now, however, I always seem to find excuses not to take a cat. Maybe I should just give it a try.

peggy baker

@softbabe44 (5816)

• Vancouver, Washington

19 Mar 16

@Lusye28 Well you have to also see where the cat is getting attached as well then down the road maybe you'll want to have one of your own or you might keep this one.

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Claudia Kirkland

@CRK109 (14558)

• United States

18 Mar 16

Pets, like the rest of us, don't last forever. When you get a pet, you give them love and receive their love and that stays with you long after they are gone.

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Lusye

@Lusye28 (228)

• Bulgaria

18 Mar 16

Yes, it's a great idea to focus on the positive sides. It's good to have this little creature waiting for you at home and greet you with its tiny voice.