A few days ago, I posted a topic about my children raising cats, which have a lot of hair at home. I got many pertinent suggestions from friends in the comment area. Many friends gave me many methods, such as vacuum cleaners, hair sticks, rollers, brushes, etc. I am very grateful to these friends. They are all experienced and caring friends with cats.

Because my son raises the cats, he is usually the one who takes care of them, such as brushing them, feeding them water, or shoveling cat litter. He is the one who takes care of them. But there's nothing I can do about this cat hair. It flies everywhere and feels like it's in every corner. My face has sensitive skin, so it's often itchy.

I have never raised these furry animals before, and I have no experience in handling these cat hairs. I just feel that cat hair is really bothering me when it gets stuck on clothes, hands, and even things like gas stoves.

But last night, I read everyone's comments carefully, and then my son also flattered me a few times, "Mom, you have a generous and selfless love for me, and you will definitely like these cats. You can accept it." He said, "I will go to Chengdu at the end of March. You are at home alone and there is a kitten accompanying you. I will feel more at ease now. I will buy cat litter and cat food for you online."

To be honest, I don’t dislike these kittens. I quite like them. I would be reluctant to let them out, but the only thing I am bothered by is the cat hair.

A friend said in the comment section that I am spoiled with children. He has been very fond of cats since he was a child. Before he moved, he often took care of the stray cats in the community. He often carried ham sausages and cat food in his bag.

Now that he has graduated from college, he has a salary from work, and can afford to raise these cats. The little black cat imp was taken out from under the car. It was very small, dirty, and full of terror.

The white cat Abao and the tabby cat Fu Niu were two or three months old when they came here. They were either lost or abandoned. After they came, they used cat litter and snored. The three cat children have grown up a lot now, especially the black cat, who weighs more than ten pounds in his arms, has long hair, and is cool and majestic.

Is it true that only children are lonely and have no brothers and sisters, and then their feelings are transferred to small animals?

This month I will learn to take care of these three fur babies by myself. I hope to communicate more with friends who raise cats in Toutiao so that I can take good care of them.