Owing a pet can be a struggle or a simple task. Depending on the type of pet you purchase, having a pet can be a wonderful experience. There are many differences when it comes to owning a cat or a dog versus some fish or birds. In actuality, a larger pet versus a smaller pet. Expenses, time, responsibility, and benefits are some aspects of owning a pet one should consider before actually purchasing a pet.
Smaller pets can be burdens or something simple to care for. A small pet is definitely one to save money on, but they don't give you the compassion larger pets would. Buying a small pet would cost around thirty dollars. This is the cost of the pet(s) and not other expenses. For example, you would have to buy a cage, toys, food, and bedding for birds or hamsters. This would probably cost you around fifty dollars. The time to take care of birds or hamsters is very short and usually not painstaking. The usual amount of responsibility would be cleaning cages and feeding the animals. Nothing else is necessary. Playing with birds or other animals like hamsters could kill the animals. Although birds or hamsters are cute pets to have and good for smaller children to take care of. They don't give you the compassion or love a larger animal would. Small pets aren't known for their human contacts and can't give someone the attention or love an animal like a dog could. For someone who is in need of constant attention or affection should consider a larger animal. Their aren't many benefits of having a pet except for not having to spend as much time and money on a pet, but still having one to keep them company.
More people in the United States own larger animals. Such as dogs, cats, rabbits, or any animal that needs to be cared for, for more than an hour a day. Expenses for a larger animal can be quite exhausting. For example, a dog can cost anywhere from a hundred dollars to six hundred dollars.
