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Lol, cats actually dont spit up hairballs that often, and there are foods you can feed it to reduce that, also regular grooming will prevent this... Cats use the litterbox, dogs need to be walked and trained, you just need to put out dry food and water, for a cat and they'll be fine... they are very low maintenance (compared to dogs...) also you can leave a cat alone for a day no problem, cant do that with a poodle...
I think if you come up with a pro list for cats, con list for dogs, assure her you will take care of the cat, let her know you know exactly what taking care of it means... cut its nails twice a month, brush it a couple of times a week, change the litter box everyday, make sure it has food and change its water everyday,
a rational logical argument may get you somewhere
also feral cats do not make the best pets... I really would talk to people who've owned more cats and maybe they have more experience in this area, but from what I've heard it isnt the smartest thing to try an adopt a feral cat...
if you don't want too many hairballs then don't get a long-haired cat.
get the regular short-haired sort.
you can also give them stuff and groom them to reduce hairballs.
I have cats and I love them to bits.
much less work than dogs.
mine have a litter tray...I feed/water them daily...sometimes groom them...lots of cuddles and toys...I couldn't imagine not having my babies.
It sounds to me that hairballs haven't even occured to your mom...she's talking about the hair that seems to float around cats...static electricity seems to make it float, then attach to the nearest person.
She likes poodles...and poo's don't shed AT ALL...that tells ya something right there...I think you might just have to wait till you're on your own for a cat...some people simply don't like cats, and in my experience, they aren't very kind to them when they don't like them.
phrannie
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How can i tell my mom i want a cat?
Well , where I live their are tons of cats.
and I love them all.
some are orange and white and I just cant resist touching them .
and my mom ALWAYS gets mad when I touch them she tells me she hates them because THEY THROW HAIR! and I tell her well isnt...
there a vaccine they can get.
seh just doesnt like them she likes poodles. but I like cats
how can I tell her I want one?