The editor recalls my college days. The scene of my roommate using a rice cooker to make a fire in the dormitory came to mind, but everyone knew that the rice cooker was a prohibited item, so they always looked at it secretly, fearing that the dormitory administrator's aunt would come looking.
But my sister became more serious. While raising cats in the dormitory, the administrator aunt suddenly checked the house. At that time, the cat was startled and motionless on the ladder.
Seeing this scene, my aunt not only laughed, but my sister, who originally thought she would be punished, was also stunned. Auntie fell into Miao's scheme. The aunt said she couldn't see it this time and would take it home quickly at the end of the term.
"Leave it to me from now on..."
The editor said that no one can escape the cat's law of survival. Now is the graduation season, and the editor has discovered that the number of parabolic animals on campus is increasing. Many graduates get rid of pets because they are away from school and cannot keep pets.
The editor reminds college students to be cautious when raising pets, not to care for pets just for temporary enthusiasm, and not to throw them away casually as soon as they graduate. It's not just pets that suffer the most. It's also a threat to campuses.
The editor’s popular pet-raising knowledge: The advantage of raising a cat is that it does not need to be walked every day like a dog, and cats like to be clean and do not need to be bathed frequently. But many cats are born tall and cold, so cat poop requires more energy.
In order to keep the cat litter box clean, the cat litter box needs to be cleaned every day. Otherwise, the cat may be unwilling to eliminate inside. Regarding feeding, Huangdou Official hopes to follow the principle of "fixed point, quantitative and timed" to prevent cats from getting fat due to excessive intake.