Cats as pets in old age

We live more and more years: it’s a fact.And more and more, unfortunately, older people live in loneliness.The rhythms of life today, the working hours and the fact that many families have had to go to the big cities make many of our older people spend the day alone.

In these cases, having a cat as animal of company it improves the lives of our elderly.In general, any pet can rejoice the lives of our grandparents, but from Dibaq Petcare we think a cat is the most suitable.Do you want to know why?

• A cat does companyhe is a living being who can give a lot of love.Unlike the urban legend that says cats are crabs, most people love sitting in people’s crab while they’re crabed.
• Are independentthat is, they don’t need to go out to the street every day and the care they require is easily assumed by older people (sitting, cleaning, food).
• Unlike the dogs, no they need great walking there is no physical exercise in which people are active.Many of the toys that cat loves most are a rope bound to a toy that the elder can handle perfectly from his favorite chair.
• If you decide for a cat, it is advisable that the cat be adultThe.A dog can generate more stress than benefits.
• If necessary, a cat can be alone in house several days, with the simple condition that someone pass to put him food and water and clean him his deposit box.
• It is proven that the people major coming with a pet live more, going less the doctor and they are less likely to feel sad or apathic.By addressing the needs of the animal, they tend to give less importance to the age-owned shakes.

Cats can become a good allies for the older people.