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[quote=Anonymous]I have had cats and dogs my entire life. MUCH easier than dogs but each animal has his/her own quirks. Cats can be left home alone awhile with just a check in/feed by someone. They are not as demanding as dogs (though my current cat is pretty needy in terms of wanting attention). I've never had a cat (and I've had 6 over my 40 years) that had long-term litter box issues. Cat boxes only smell if you don't clean them. If you do, it's not an issue. Cats do not like dirty boxes and will go elsewhere if it's not clean. They do puke up hairballs. But, it's really not that big of a deal. It's not messy. Just a wad of hair. Long hair cats (which I prefer and I have) puke more. The big issue with cats is scratching. They can scratch furniture. I know people have strong feelings on declawing. I don't do it but if it is the difference between that and a homeless cat, I say declaw. Just make sure the cat never gets out bc they will have no defense then. I say do it (but make sure there are no allergies). But, I love cats. They are fun and funny. They are adorable. I am horribly allergic but would never not have a cat.[/quote]
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