When considering getting a new pet, maybe for the family, yourself, or a friend, you need to decide what kind of pet you would like. Different pets will have different needs, for example a dog will need space, a dog bed or dog crate will take up space in your home, yet it could be a necessity for them.
Smaller pets such as rabbits and guinea pigs can be kept outside, so that may suit you better. If you have a bigger house will a lot of space and time on your hands, a dog could be the one for you, or a cat if you do not have time for walks and undivided attention.
Money is an important factor when considering a pet, all pets will cost money whether it be food, toys or vet bills, or insurance- you never know when your pet will get ill or need an operation. So be prepared for anything to happen, and to be able to fork out for it.
If you have decided on one kind of pet, say a cat, speak to someone who has one and ask them how much they spend on it monthly in order to set it aside out of your budget, and ask how they are to look after. If you want a small pet, go and handle one first, some people like the idea of a rabbit but can't be bothered to clean out its cage or handle it daily. All these factors need addressing and thinking about before committing to a pet. Remember a pet is for their whole lives and you will be responsible for it till it dies.
By: Rupert Brown
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