In the pet world, raising cats has long become the choice of many families. When choosing a cat, many people tend to keep male cats. So, why do we say that it is best to keep a male cat? This involves many factors such as the physiological character...
In the pet world, raising cats has long become the choice of many families. When choosing a cat, many people tend to keep male cats. So, why do we say that it is best to keep a male cat? This involves many factors such as the physiological characteristics, behavioral habits and feeding costs of cats. Next, we will analyze the advantages of raising male cats in detail from a professional perspective.
1. The psychological gap is small
First of all, from the perspective of psychological gap, raising a male cat often brings the owner less sense of loss. Male cats are naturally independent and have a relatively low degree of dependence on their owners. This does not mean that they are not close to people, but that they are more adaptable to their owner's pace of life and habits. Therefore, when the owner is unable to accompany the cat for a long time due to work or other reasons, the male cat is usually able to adjust itself and maintain a relatively stable life state. The female cat may have emotional problems such as anxiety and depression due to lack of companionship, which is undoubtedly a psychological burden for the owner.
In addition, male cats also perform relatively mildly during estrus. Although unspasted male cats can make a cry to attract female cats, this behavior usually does not last too long and will not have much impact on the owner's life. During the estrus period, female cats may show more intense courtship behaviors, such as frequent shouting and urinating randomly. These behaviors will not only affect the owner's rest, but may also cause certain damage to the family environment.
2. The personality is more clingy
Speaking of cats' personality, many people may think that female cats are more gentle and delicate, while male cats are more rough and independent. However, in actual breeding, many male cats show a more clingy side.
Male cats are usually more curious and lively and like to interact with their owners. They will actively seek their owner's attention, such as rubbing their legs, asking for caress, etc. This intimate interaction not only enhances the relationship between the owner and the cat, but also allows the owner to feel more fun and companionship in daily life.
At the same time, male cats are more likely to develop stable personalities during their growth. They are usually cheerful, optimistic, and have a strong adaptability to the environment. This allows male cats to integrate into it faster when facing new environments and new partners, showing a friendly and close side.
3. Save money and worry
From the perspective of breeding costs, raising male cats also has certain advantages.
First, sterilization of male cats is relatively simple and cheap. Sterilization surgery is of great significance to controlling cat breeding behavior, reducing adverse behaviors, and preventing certain diseases. Sterilization in male cats usually does not require complicated preoperative examinations and postoperative care, so the cost is relatively low.
Secondly, male cats also have relatively few demands in diet and daily care. Because male cats are more active, their appetite is usually stronger and can better absorb and utilize the nutrients in food. This allows owners to choose cat food without pursuing high-end and expensive brands too much, just choose high-quality cat food that suits the age and health of the cat. In addition, male cats are usually short and dense, and are not easy to tie and fall off, so they are relatively simple in daily combing and cleaning.
Finally, from a long-term breeding perspective, male cats are usually more physically healthy. During the growth process, male cats are more active and active in nature and can get more exercise and exercise. This makes them stronger and more resistant. Therefore, when faced with some common cat diseases, male cats are often able to recover their health faster.
To sum up, choosing male cats has many advantages. Whether in terms of psychological gap, clingy personality or feeding costs, raising a male cat can bring a more relaxed and pleasant feeding experience to the owner. Of course, every cat has its own unique personality and needs. When choosing a pet, we should make decisions based on our actual situation and preferences. At the same time, whether you choose male or female cats, we should give them full care and companionship, so that they can grow up healthily and happily under our care.
