Modern life is fast-paced, and many people are eager to have a pet to accompany themselves. Do you want a small pet that is easy to raise, clean, saves money, and does not take up space?
Modern life is fast-paced, and many people are eager to have a pet to accompany themselves. Do you want a small pet that is easy to raise, clean, saves money, and does not take up space?
Parrot
Small and lively parrots are very smart, and there is a big difference between caged and hand-raised parrots. Hand-raised parrots will be very clingy and need more company. Workers can adjust the breeding method according to their own time.
Chinchilla
People who have seen the movie "My Neighbor Totoro" must have a good impression of chinchillas. They are gentle and like to sleep during the day, which just fits the work and rest of workers. You can play with them after get off work, and they will play outside by themselves when they sleep, which is very worry-free.
Hedgehog
The hedgehog with thorns on the outside is cold inside, but it is very easy to raise and does not require the owner to take too much care. They like to come out at night. Although they are gentle, it is still a bit difficult to get close to them.
Call Duck
The chubby Call Duck does not grow up and is very cute. Workers can rub its little belly when they are in a bad mood, and it has a long life span and can accompany you for more than ten years. It should be noted that they need to be vaccinated.
Guinea Pigs
Little lazy pigs who love to eat and sleep, are good at eating and sleeping, and have a friendly personality. They are very suitable for workers who want to relax after getting off work.
Geckos
A well-fed gecko is like a puppy. It doesn't need much care and can survive hunger. But most people may find it difficult to accept that they need to be fed, so you need to be mentally prepared.
Rabbits
There are nearly 50 breeds of rabbits, most of which are social animals and especially like humans. They can learn to go to the toilet through training and comb their hair by themselves. Compared with cats and dogs, rabbits are quieter and less active, making them very suitable for keeping in apartments. However, rabbits like to dig and chew things, so you should regularly check your home for exposed wires or other things that are not good for rabbits.
