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The cat just looks so cute

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Puppy Whimpers - Sound Effect – Sounds Dogs Love

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He is going to yeet the dog  and chill

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Excited Puppies (Sound Effect) – Sounds Dogs Love

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LIKE THIS PICTURE PLS

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This is Alan chilling

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LET Celebrate CAT PARTY YAY!!!!!!!!!!🐱👑🥳

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LET Celebrate CAT PARTY YAY!!!!!!!!!!🐱👑🥳

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This is a good day

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Lol he likes baby yoda so much and he I so cute

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Puppy’s are BETTER

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Many people think that cats are better than dogs. Cats are easy to care for, quiet, and relatively affordable. They even groom themselves. There are certainly benefits to owning a cat that you won't get from owning a dog. Here are 10 reasons that cats are better than dogs.

Owning a Cat Is More Affordable

Over the course of their lifetimes, cats are generally more affordable than dogs. While buying a specific breed of cat can be expensive, generally, adoption fees are lower for kittens and cats than they are for puppies or dogs-particularly during kitten seasons or times when the shelter has a major influx of kittens. Some shelters may even waive their fees or offer a two-for-one deal on pairs of kittens.

Once you own the pet, there are plenty of expenses you will have to incur, from supplies to caretakers. Because dogs have a tendency to destroy their toys, they have to be made from much tougher (and much more expensive) materials-or replaced often. Cat toys are relatively cheap to buy and even cheaper (and easy) to DIY.

Plenty of exercise is absolutely vital to a dog's health, but getting two or three walks a day can be tough when you have a full-time job. Considering the average dog walker charges $15 to $20 for a 20-minute walk, costs can add up quickly. Cats, however, are perfectly content lounging, napping, hanging out on a cat tree, and playing with their toys at home alone while you work the day away. It's even better if you have two kitties since they'll keep each other entertained.

Kittens Require Less Work Than Puppies

Both puppies and kittens require an incredible amount of time, energy, and attention. Between getting it comfortable in its new home, introducing it to its new diet, and starting some preliminary training, you may be a little bit sleep-deprived during the first few weeks with your new pup or kitten.

Puppies, however, need ongoing training (especially for potty training), but once kittens are weaned from their mothers and have learned the basics of using the litter box, they can be left at home unsupervised during the day.

Do you want to be extra safe? Put your kitty in a room where it can't get into mischief while you're gone. It'll keep the kitty wrangled in one safe space and, due to its smaller size, it won't be able to cause much (if any) damage from being contained.

Cats Keep Pests at Bay

Cats are natural-born hunters, so it's in their DNA to stalk, hunt, and pounce on their prey-even if it's on a television screen. While you should never, ever let your cat eat a bug or mouse it catches, a pest-free home is just one of the many benefits of owning kitties. What's more, your cat's scent alone can keep rodents away from your house; if rodents detect a hunter in the home, they're far less likely to enter.

Cats Understand Personal Space

Sometimes after a long, stressful day at work, you may not be in the mood to have a dog at your heels, following you around the house, nudging you to play fetch. While cats may get a bad rap for being cold or distant, they really just understand (and appreciate) the concept of personal space. Cats don't require your constant attention or energy, which will give you plenty of opportunities to sit and relax after a long work week.

Cats Provide Health Benefits

It has been said that owning a pet can reduce stress and make you live longer, but there are certain health benefits that cats provide to their owners. Purring, for example, may have therapeutic healing capabilities on human muscle and bones. The frequency of the vibrations has been shown to have positive effects on joint mobility after an injury.

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10 Reasons Why Cats Make Better Pets Than Dogs

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If you are debating whether to get a cat or dog as a pet, consider these 10 reasons why cats make better pets than dogs.

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I think dogs are better pets because there a good pet for humans and cats meow to much

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If you have no bros or sis they can be yours

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If you have no bros or sis they can be yours

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They’re so fluffy