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What kind of pet should I get real problem?

Ok so this is not a simple question for me because I am disabled with limited mobility so walking a dog is hard and dumping a litter box is as well so that takes out cat and dog

I am kind of scared of snakes

And when I had my birds they got out to often

Fish died to quickly so any other ideas

Besides neopets.com you wont believe how often I hear that

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Answer #1

If you like passive pets (as in pets you can’t literally play with, like dogs or cats, more like little pets), try hamsters or gerbils. You can hold and pet them, see how they run in their little wheel, climb around the cage etc. and you can even talk to them when you have nobody to talk to, or if it’s something private, like a little journal that walks on 4 legs. If hamsters don’t work, try Parakeets or parrots, and believe me, they’re different than just birds (as you’ve mentioned before). Don’t think that just because they’re smaller, they need less attention. You need to take care of them and check that everything’s okay with them, just as other pets.

Hope I helped. SilverMaor~

Answer #2

hampster..ginny pig..you could try fish again..a rat..altho it could b hard to catch if it got out and they bite..any kind of lizard should b fine unless you dont like those..honestly I think they are creepy haha um…ha yeah hope I helped =]

Answer #3

How about a bearded dragon? They are completely docile, love to be pet and stroked, don’t have the ‘ick’ factor of snakes, are long-lived, slow-moving, and are very, very clean. As far as reptiles go, they’re as close to a mammalian pet as you can get without gluing on fur.

Answer #4

…a goldfish…

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