A) Buy a cat bed and toys.
B) Assess your lifestyle and ability to care for a cat.
C) Decide on a breed.
D) Name your cat.

A) Your time commitment for training and socialization.
B) Their potential resale value.
C) The color of their fur.
D) The cuteness factor.

A) A pet store that sources from puppy mills.
B) An online classified ad with no health guarantees.
C) A reputable shelter or rescue organization.
D) Directly from someone rehoming an unvaccinated cat.

A) What is the cat's shoe size?
B) What is the cat's favorite food?
C) What is the cat's social security number?
D) What is the cat's vaccination and medical history?

A) Runny nose and constant sneezing.
B) Clear, bright eyes and clean ears.
C) Lethargy and lack of appetite.
D) Dull fur and excessive shedding.

A) A small box only suitable for kittens.
B) A standard, uncovered litter box to start.
C) An automatic, self-cleaning litter box immediately.
D) A litter box with a strong fragrance.

A) Having no windows.
B) Secure latch and good ventilation.
C) Decorative features and flashy designs.
D) Being made of cardboard for easy disposal.

A) A high-quality, protein-rich cat food.
B) Dog food.
C) Human food scraps exclusively.
D) A cheap, grain-filled cat food.

A) Plastic bowls due to their cheapness.
B) Deep, narrow bowls.
C) Bowls that are difficult to clean.
D) Shallow, wide bowls to prevent whisker fatigue.

A) Because cats don't need stimulation.
B) To show off your wealth.
C) To annoy your neighbors.
D) To provide enrichment and prevent boredom.

A) Securing toxic substances and medications.
B) Leaving windows open without screens.
C) Leaving electrical cords exposed.
D) Leaving out breakable items for cats to play with.

A) Because scratching is bad and should be punished.
B) To allow cats to express natural scratching behaviors.
C) Cats don't need to scratch.
D) To annoy your cat.

A) A slow and gradual introduction.
B) Ignoring their interactions.
C) Forcing them to interact immediately.
D) Leaving them alone unsupervised.

A) Dog shampoo and human hairbrush
B) Dish soap and steel wool
C) Sandpaper and razor
D) Cat brush and nail clippers

A) After the first year, if they seem healthy.
B) Never, unless there is an emergency.
C) As soon as possible for a check-up.
D) Only if the cat shows signs of illness.

A) A tracking device that constantly monitors your cat's location.
B) A toy for your cat.
C) A type of food.
D) A permanent form of identification for your pet.

A) A synthetic feline facial pheromone used to reduce stress.
B) A surgical procedure for cats.
C) A type of cat toy.
D) A new brand of cat food.

A) Purring.
B) Barking.
C) Kneading.
D) Scratching.

A) Guarantees your cat will live forever.
B) Makes your cat immune to all diseases.
C) Ensures your cat will win pet beauty contests.
D) Helps to cover unexpected vet costs.

A) Get rid of the cat.
B) Punish the cat.
C) Consult a veterinarian to rule out medical issues.
D) Ignore the problem.

A) Below freezing.
B) Any temperature, cats are adaptable.
C) The same temperature that is comfortable for humans.
D) Extremely hot.

A) Constant fighting and chaos.
B) Reduced responsibility for the owner.
C) They require less attention.
D) Companionship and social interaction for the cats.

A) Human medications are more effective for cats.
B) They have no effect on cats.
C) They are always a safe alternative.
D) Many human medications are toxic to cats.

A) To keep the litter box clean and prevent cats from avoiding it.
B) To save money on litter.
C) Because it's a fun activity.
D) It doesn't matter how often you clean it.

A) Sleeping soundly, meowing frequently,.
B) Hiding, overgrooming, changes in appetite.
C) Stretching, climbing, and grooming.
D) Purring, playing, eating.

A) Catnip, cat grass, valerian.
B) All plants are safe for cats.
C) Oleander, azalea, rhododendron.
D) Lilies, tulips, daffodils.

A) Because cats hate the outdoors.
B) Outdoor cats live longer.
C) To protect them from dangers like cars, predators, and diseases.
D) Because it's illegal to let cats roam free.

A) Cats don't like cat trees.
B) To punish your cat.
C) Provides a safe climbing and scratching space.
D) Purely decorative.

A) Call animal control immediately to surrender it
B) Give up and assume they're gone forever.
C) Hope they'll return on their own.
D) Search your house and yard thoroughly.

A) Socialization is unnecessary
B) To make them aggressive and dominant.
C) So they become aloof and independent.
D) To help them become well-adjusted and confident adults.