Although every household loves to have a cat as a companion, raising cats is not easy. Some cats' habits and needs discourage the cat owners, and finally make the decision to abandon them.
So, in this cat world, which cat species are most likely to encounter the fate of being abandoned? The following six types of cats are said to have a high abandonment rate!
1. The tabby cat has an average lifespan of 15 to 20 years. The tabby cat is known for its loyalty, but this loyalty is not love at first sight. Some poop shovelers spent five or six years of hard work, but the tabby cat still kept their distance, which made the owner disappointed and decided to let go. In addition, tabby cats have a strong desire to explore and often break out of the door and never return. What's even more difficult is that they occasionally show off their aggressiveness, and some people cannot tolerate being bitten by their beloved pets, so they have no choice but to choose to say goodbye.
2. The fold-eared cat can only accompany the owner for an average of 10 to 13 years. Folding cats are loved for their unique ear shape. However, the hidden genetic defects behind them cause them to be born with cartilage diseases, which is expensive to treat, which discourages many shovelers. In addition, his physical condition is weak and his illnesses are very tired. Due to bone problems, the folded cat cannot perform vigorous exercise, which undoubtedly increases the difficulty of care for the owner.
3. The average lifespan of Siamese cats is between 12 and 15 years. Siamese cats, known as "talks" can attract people with their charm in the early days, but over time, their endless calls are unbearable. They are curious and love to destroy their homes, which causes damage to their daily lives. In addition, the clinginess of Siamese cats is also a test. Sometimes they ask for company and sometimes they ignore your love, which makes people unpredictable.
4. The life span of the orange cat is between 13 and 18 years. Foodie nature makes the orange cat's appetite always amazing, making people unable to afford it. They are also famous for their laziness. They ate and ate every day, and they are unable to get a little interested in interaction. What is even more troublesome is that the loyalty of orange cats to food far exceeds that of their owners. If there is a slight temptation of food, they may go with strangers.
5. Blue cats Blue cats usually have a lifespan between 12 and 15 years. Due to the low market value, once the family loses interest in blue cats, they usually choose to abandon them easily. The blue cat's scrupulous and vengeful nature keeps people away from them. Health problems are also a big problem that plagues blue cats. Congenital diseases such as myocardial hypertrophy and polycystic kidney disease, the high treatment costs when the disease occurs often discourage the shovelers. For blue cats, controlling weight is the way to care for health, and it is crucial to start with diet management.
6. The average lifespan of Persian cats is about 10 to 15 years. Their emotions are changeable, sometimes angry and sometimes intimate, as if they are performing emotional dramas at any time. The elegant temperament and extraordinary appearance of Persian cats undoubtedly won the reputation of "Princess in the Cat World". However, its high-maintenance hair is often knotted and requires high-cost beauty care, which brings a lot of burden to the owner.
Among these six types of cats that are easily abandoned, do you also have some care? Remember, choosing companion animals is a promise, and if you love them, you have to accept them all.
