My 9 year old wants to know: What is better....A cow? A cat? A guinnea pig?

Answer 1

Guinea pigs are so adorable! Cows are big and smelly. Cats make me sneeze. A lot.

Therefore, the little piggies win. :)

Answer 2

As a pet?? I'd say a cat. Guinnea pigs make annoying noises and you have to clean their cage all the time. Cats are more fun. Litter boxes aren't that hard to clean. And cows are just way too huge to be a pet. and not to mention their buggy eyes are gross. The only good thing for a cow is it's meat and milk. So if it's a questions about something besides having a pet, I'd say the cow is the better of the three because it's more productive. Unless you have a lot of mice then stick with a cat. There's not really any reason to even get a guinnea pig.

Answer 3

Well I would say that the cow is useful because it provides milk and meat and you really cant have that in the house and the cat gives companionship and is self cleaning except the cat box and a Guinea pig you have to do everything for.

So if the better option would be the cow because it can sustain us in life be providing food, but if its a pet a cat would be better!

Answer 4

I would have to say a cat. Growing up with all 3. Cows are cool--they have milk but yet they just poo anywhere (very easy to step in--yuck). A cat, however, is spontaneous often times---eat mice---and poo in a litter box which is very nice and convenient. Then a guinnea pig is just boring. They are so cute but they are messy and are too sensitive. Sorry if this offends anyone, but I was just telling my opinion form experience!! :)

Answer 5

I asked my 9 year the same question for some perspective. She thinks a cat is the best because it is loving and doesn't need too much attention because it can play by itself. Cows are too big to look after and are expensive and need alot of looking after and a guinnea pig is too small and need lots of stuff to play with and you could step on it.

Answer 6

Horses are way too plenty artwork. Chickens scent and are not very sturdy "pets". Cows additionally scent, consume a bail of hay an afternoon, and dont have the lovable factor a 9 year previous is going for. while i become 6 i began out elevating goats. they're magnificent companions and lots smarter than sheep. Their fur would not must be maintained like a sheep, and you ought to even get a Pygmi (I raised and confirmed dairy goats an prolonged time 6-14) which could be greater beneficial for a 9 year previous to handle. they're loving, clever, compassionate animals which you will fall in love with.

Answer 7

It depends,, is your 9 year old a cow, a cat, or a guinnea pig? ha ha
My 9 year old says cat.

Answer 8

Dear nine year old,
It depends on your living condition. If you live on a apartment or house; I would choose a cat first. And a Guinea pig second.
Cats, because I have one. He lives in doors, He has been neutered and front paws declawed. He is 15 years old. Romeo has and is very lovable, gentle and fun to have around.
I would love to have a Guinea pig, just not able to right now. We have a parakeet named Hercules; our lease allows us to have only 2 pets.
Cows, are very wonderful as well...You just need to have a farm, or large property that is zoned for farm animals.

Before adopting any pet please get all the information on those you are interested in. There are many web sites to assist you if you are not able to buy any books or magazines. Your local vet's will also be glad to talk with you since they doctor many types of animals.

I know you and your mom will (with God's help) will make the right decision for you and your family.
I always ask God for his help in adopting each pet I have and had. This is the way that has helped us.

Answer 9

For what ? if you want a pet that you can play with and doesn't live a long tome , get a pig. If you want something more interesting, but more indepedent get a cat. Where the cow comes in I dont know. If she is asking this question, maybe she is not quite ready for a pet.

Answer 10

for a pet I would have to choose cat out of that list.....guinnea pigs kinda (for lack of a better word) suck, they die right away and make all kinds of weird sounds (very annoying)....cats are messy and stink but between cats and cows I would rather clean a litter box than a pile of manure but for a pet I would much rather have a dog but thats just me..........Happy New Years

Answer 11

Well, the only cow I've ever had kept jumping fences... guinea pigs aren't that much fun, and I have loved having a cat. So I'm going to say cat.