I've never had a cat growing up, and have decided to adopt one. I've been reading up, and I feel I am ready to take on the responsibility. Don't worry, I do not plan on being a frugal jerk to kitty. I want to give the cat a happy, healthy life. I do have the budget to afford a cat, the common quote I see around is to plan for 1200/year. I can do that. And I know there will be unexpected expenses especially when it comes to vet bills later in life. I am prepared. That being said, I'm sure there's some wisdom to be passed down from veteran frugal cat parents.
What is worth spending more more money on upfront, to avoid greater spending in the future?
Were there things everyone else said you needed but turned out to be a waste of money?
What brands have been the best value with food and litter?
August 17, 2018 at 04:28PM
