Yeah, I was browsing some cat forum yesterday, and they said it would be a good idea to start some sort of saving account for vet costs. I think the "normal" yearly visits (immunisation etc.) are affordable, but if the cat gets ill it can be VERY expensive... And there are some pet insurances, which can help cover up some costs. I'd need to have a look at them.
A cat-tree is definitely a must, of course. There are for example some that go up to the ceiling, which I quite like.
Not being alone anymore is a big benefit. <3 And to have something to cuddle and talk to. :D My fish aren't very useful in that respect. *lol* ;-)
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Date: 2010-07-22 08:31 am (UTC)Yeah, I was browsing some cat forum yesterday, and they said it would be a good idea to start some sort of saving account for vet costs. I think the "normal" yearly visits (immunisation etc.) are affordable, but if the cat gets ill it can be VERY expensive...
And there are some pet insurances, which can help cover up some costs. I'd need to have a look at them.
A cat-tree is definitely a must, of course. There are for example some that go up to the ceiling, which I quite like.
Not being alone anymore is a big benefit. <3 And to have something to cuddle and talk to. :D My fish aren't very useful in that respect. *lol* ;-)