Cats provide comfort through cuddling and companionship. They are low maintenance pets that do not require much effort, as they are independent and clean themselves. Cats also entertain with their unique personalities and behaviors. Historically, cats have been useful creatures for controlling pests.

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Why Everyone Should Own a Cat
• Cats are great for comfort:
– When you’re sad
– Depression, Anxiety, Stress, etc.
– When you’re cold
– During the chilly months
– Or when you’re lonely
– Some love to cuddle

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•Cats are great for comfort:
•When you’re sad
•Depression, Anxiety, Stress, etc.
•When you’re cold
•During the chilly months
• Or when you’re lonely
Why Everyone Should Own a Cat

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Why Everyone Should Own a Cat
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• Cats don’t require much effort:
– They’re independent; you can
leave for periods of time
– They clean themselves
– They entertain themselves
– They don’t need to be potty-trained
– On average, cats spend 2/3 of
every day sleeping

4. Why Everyone Should Own a Cat
• Cats are cute:
– Cat breading
– OMG cat
– Monorail cat
– Keyboard cat
– Kitty-Cat Dance
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5. Why Everyone Should Own a Cat
• Cats are very unique/ interesting
– Whether its with cuddles or playing, cats can keep you
entertained
– Each cat has a unique personality
– Cats are liquid
– The pattern on their fur
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6. Why Everyone Should Own a Cat
• Cats are useful creatures:
– In the 1750s, Europeans introduced cats into
the Americas to control pests
– The widespread killing of cats led to an
explosion of the rat population, which
exacerbated the effects of the Black Death
– A cat’s hearing is better than a dog’s.
– A cat can hear high-frequency sounds
up to two octaves higher than a human.
– Cats are extremely sensitive to vibrations.
Cats are said to detect earthquake tremors 10
or 15 minutes before humans can

7. Credits
• http://www.petsafe.net/
• http://breadedcat.com/
• http://youtube.com/
• http://monorailcat.com/
• http://jobacle.com/
• https://i.chzbgr.com/
• http://veryhilarious.com/
• http://superiorplatform.com/
• http://www.cats.org.uk/
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