All right, so you're probably in the market for a pet. You decided that after thinking it through, you want to have a pet. You want to have company at home, you want to have something your kids will like, you want to give it your girlfriend or you just want to feel the glory of having a pet just like your friends. But you don't know what type of pet you want. Well, I got a suggestion for you: a cat. Yes, a cat. You may not have a Puss in Boots but still, having a cat for a pet is a good suggestion.
When I got my dog, a Beagle named Sara, I first noticed her refusal to eat anything meaty. I wanted to try giving her a treat besides her usual food so what I first tried was a piece of beef. When I let her sniff the beef, she didn't take even one single bite. I was like, "Huh? Why doesn't this dog take a bite?" I tried a piece of pork but didn't work. I tried a piece of turkey but it didn't work. She refused to eat anything meaty.
I tried to find her something as a treat and to no avail, I could not find a good alternative. I didn't want to spend too much on dog treats so out I went to find a treat. Then something happened. While I was preparing a salad for my family, a piece of the cabbage I was using fell off on the floor. I was about to pick up but then suddenly Sara the Beagle runs up and chumps it up. I got surprised at first then I got curious and gave Sara more pieces of cabbage. Sara ate it all up faster than a speeding bullet.
Lower cholesterol? Boost immune system? Lower a chance of a heart attack? Cats got you covered. Researchers around the world have done their best investigations to make multiple conclusions that cats provide health benefits to all those that own them. While it may not save you from weight loss issues, having a cat can still be beneficial. Got rat problems? Cats will come to your rescue. Yes, they naturally hunt down rats and once they catch one, they'll eat them alive. Or play them like a toy. Gross. Anyway, having a cat will definitely help with your rodent problems.
My family and friends responded with a weird glance. Some of them said, "Your dog is weird" and another would say, "Well, at least one dog in this world is more green than the rest of us" Nowadays, they give Sara veggies too. So that's my dog. She's a vegetarian. She'll eat any veggie in this world. Eggplants, stalks, lettuce, cabbage you name it, she'll eat it. But I'm going to make sure she doesn't go overboard; lately, she's been stealing vegetables I'm supposed to use for my recipes. Hahaha.
When I got my dog, a Beagle named Sara, I first noticed her refusal to eat anything meaty. I wanted to try giving her a treat besides her usual food so what I first tried was a piece of beef. When I let her sniff the beef, she didn't take even one single bite. I was like, "Huh? Why doesn't this dog take a bite?" I tried a piece of pork but didn't work. I tried a piece of turkey but it didn't work. She refused to eat anything meaty.
I tried to find her something as a treat and to no avail, I could not find a good alternative. I didn't want to spend too much on dog treats so out I went to find a treat. Then something happened. While I was preparing a salad for my family, a piece of the cabbage I was using fell off on the floor. I was about to pick up but then suddenly Sara the Beagle runs up and chumps it up. I got surprised at first then I got curious and gave Sara more pieces of cabbage. Sara ate it all up faster than a speeding bullet.
Lower cholesterol? Boost immune system? Lower a chance of a heart attack? Cats got you covered. Researchers around the world have done their best investigations to make multiple conclusions that cats provide health benefits to all those that own them. While it may not save you from weight loss issues, having a cat can still be beneficial. Got rat problems? Cats will come to your rescue. Yes, they naturally hunt down rats and once they catch one, they'll eat them alive. Or play them like a toy. Gross. Anyway, having a cat will definitely help with your rodent problems.
My family and friends responded with a weird glance. Some of them said, "Your dog is weird" and another would say, "Well, at least one dog in this world is more green than the rest of us" Nowadays, they give Sara veggies too. So that's my dog. She's a vegetarian. She'll eat any veggie in this world. Eggplants, stalks, lettuce, cabbage you name it, she'll eat it. But I'm going to make sure she doesn't go overboard; lately, she's been stealing vegetables I'm supposed to use for my recipes. Hahaha.
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