Benefits Of Animal Censorship

Spring is the time of new beginnings, including the growth of families all across the world - are you really ready for a furry (or not!) addition to your family? We all get it, animals, especially of the young variety, are stinkin' CUTE! Even so, the question remains, are you personally ready and able to provide for one, and where should you begin to look if you are? The most obvious problem with animal ownership is that is costs some serious money! Vet bills are no laughing matter, and just a simple checkup can turn into an operation or treatment plan - in truth, it is more common than we would like to admit! Animals are fantastic at hiding symptoms of any ailments and a simple checkup then reveals your sweet animal needs medication for x disease or a trip to the operating room. A responsible owner makes sure that they can provide for their animal even when the unexpected happens. You don't need to be rich, but financial planning and a savings account dedicated to unexpected costs are critical in making sure that neither you nor your animal goes without. …show more content…
They are at times wild and uncontrollable. Your darling Mrs. Whiskers could hack up a hairball on your shoes as you’re on your way out the door, already late for work. Rover can freak out every time there's a storm and get himself into dangerous situations while trying to make himself feel better. Your puppy could get bored of his colorful chew toys you lovingly bought and decide he much prefers the couch... or your purse! These are things that come with owning an animal. You make a commitment to love them and provide for them even when you have no idea why your cat keeps peeing on your pillows. Animals can be therapeutic companions, but can also greatly contribute to your stress. In order to give yourself and your potential animal the lives you deserve, you need to seriously consider if you can handle the mishaps and quirks of any animals you bring into your