No!
Cats are exceptionally clean animals. In fact, they are constantly grooming themselves to remain as neat as possible.
Short story:
My cat dew, a Scottish Fold was really fond of grooming herself. The bathroom was her favorite place to be and she would sometimes give herself a wash if the shower was running.
Long story short, compared to dogs. Cats like to keep themselves clean. They display their irritation when they see something they don’t like by pretending to vomit or actually vomiting.
But regardless of being a self-neat freak, cats really don’t mind if your room is clean or messy.
As much as they want to remain clean, they would gladly help you mess your room up with their fur balls, or by the way they chase for rodents but this is contingent upon where you live, the odd mouse! Obviously, in the event that you live in a tall structure loft, you’re presumably not as stressed over your puss getting a dead mouse into a house like owners who live in ground floor buildings or bungalows.
If you’re one to leave your room messy before leaving for work or for school, you might come back to meet your cat lying on it or napping in it rather than being disgusted by it.
One place you need to ensure is always kept clean is your trash can. While your cat won’t go burrowing in the trash can especially when it’s fed properly, you can never be too sure with this creatures.
Regardless of this, your cat does not mind staying in a messy room. They adjust quickly to their environment as a mode of survival. So if you leave your room messy pretty often, your cat will definitely adjust to it as well.
Why you should leave your cat in a clean environment
Sometimes psychology can play dirty tricks on these creatures. If you constantly leave your house messy while you own a cat and eventually decide to turn a new leaf and have things arranged for a change, you cat might see this as a defect and start messing up the house just so it can look like it used to.
It will most likely be advantageous to keep your home perfect and coordinated for your cat in order to eliminate how much residue and airborne particles, as this could antagonistically affect your cat’s relaxing and general well being. An extremely dusty or grimy house is likewise liable to expand the quantity of microorganisms, which again could have the possibly adverse consequence of making your cat very sick.
I mean, imagine innocently throwing treats for your cat on a floor you haven’t cleaned in a while. This can prompt them into eating trash in the process, which they will take into their stomach, eyes, or nose! Make an honest effort to clean your home, at least one time each week, regardless of whether it’s taking up things out the floor and essential vacuuming. Furthermore, surfaces liberated from mess give to a greater extent a space to your cat to move around. After all, they like surfaces.
How to keep your home clean with a pet cat
Sometimes it hard to keep your home clean when you own a cat. While I don’t find this challenging, most people might. This is why I have come up with some easy steps you can follow to keep your house clean even when you own a cat.
- Attempt to change the litter box totally consistently. Cats like to cover their wreck and now and again accidentally scratch the litter box while doing this. These scratches can permit microbes to hold onto and rot which could thusly hurt your cat’s health.
- Learn how to control your cat litter by tracking where they’ve been in the house. Litter getting almost everywhere around your home won’t just make it harder to clean your home yet additionally spread around microorganisms from the litter box. Which could get onto tables, seats, and, surprisingly, your bed!
- Add cleaning task to your daily schedule to have the habit inculcated in you. This will help you develop the habit of having your room cleaned on a daily basis.
- If you have a busy schedule daily, try and have your room or house cleaned the night before so that you don’t have much to clean in the morning before stepping out for work.
- If you have a roommate, teach them on how to keep the room and house clean if they don’t know how to.
Sometimes, we let ourselves believe that we can’t own a cat simply because we live a disorganized life. While I’d still advice you to develop the habit of cleaning and keeping yourself organized, you can still own a cat either way.
While cats like to keep themselves clean, they will not really anticipate it from you. They will not be excessively disturbing as far as you keep the litter plate clean. The litter plate is actually a non-debatable perspective. It’s improbable that you could feel open to easing yourself in a latrine that wasn’t perfect, so for what reason should your cat? There are a lot of individuals who own cats that have high-stress occupations that pass on them practically no opportunity to keep their own place sparkling clean, they actually figure out how to cherish and really focus on their pet regardless of owning such a stressful job.
Conclusion
Living with a cat is so much easier when compared to living with a dog. Except they are really attached to you, they are not as clingy as dogs are and will not demand your attention 24/7.
This is why is still believed that one can have a very tidy and sparkling home even if they own a cat. I do it! You can too.
Not only will you feel so much relief, it keeps both you and your cat healthy in the long run.