Texas Women’s University students have many reasons for wanting to live off campus. One of those reasons is the ability to have a pet cat or dog. These students search for pet friendly apartments by TWU where they can enjoy the companionship of a feline friend or two.
Ease of Care
Some students may really want to have a pet dog, but they must consider how much easier it is to take care of a cat. Owning a dog typically requires spending a certain amount of time walking the animal. A dog must be let outside often. That can be inconvenient for college students who are attending classes, studying on campus, and holding a part-time job as well.
A Flexible Schedule
In contrast, cat owners living in pet friendly apartments by TWU do not have to return home within certain time frames to let the animals out. Most cats are happy to graze on a dish of food throughout the day. The owner can place this dish on the floor, along with a bowl of fresh water, before leaving in the morning.
The Attention a Cat Needs
The new cat owner should still expect to pay plenty of attention to the feline friend. Playing with toys, providing affection and grooming the animal help the cat feel happy and content. The two might find a satisfying home together at Redpoint Denton, an apartment complex open to pets.
