Go to RSPCA and find out how much a cat will cost Polish boots Mop floors CLR showerhead Prune roses Prune other plants - well that damn hibiscus over the letterbox at least. Finish Caversham application - well, the "first draft" anyway. Tidy room Apply for more C-link jobs
That's bizarre, last Saturday I got me two indoors kittens from RSPCA :D Cuties of course. They're $130 each, $100 for older cats (the ones that aren't in the kitten enclosures). $30 vaccination when they're about 4months. Umm . .. food for a kitten costs about $20 per week. They eat a lot when they're growing. Then you'll need stuff like bedding ($10-$50), scratching pole ($25-$100), litter tray ($8), litter ($4-$15), food bowls, toys and such.
It's hard to figure it all out, especially when you're just thinking of getting the actual cat. And I've found the best toy that's carried about and fought over is a long piece of wool tied up in a messy ball. It seems to move when you're not looking ;)
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Date: 2006-01-18 01:10 am (UTC)They're $130 each, $100 for older cats (the ones that aren't in the kitten enclosures). $30 vaccination when they're about 4months. Umm . .. food for a kitten costs about $20 per week. They eat a lot when they're growing.
Then you'll need stuff like bedding ($10-$50), scratching pole ($25-$100), litter tray ($8), litter ($4-$15), food bowls, toys and such.
It's hard to figure it all out, especially when you're just thinking of getting the actual cat. And I've found the best toy that's carried about and fought over is a long piece of wool tied up in a messy ball. It seems to move when you're not looking ;)