Can I keep cats in the rental house?

You can have a cat. But before renting a house and raising a cat, you need to consider the following factors:

1. Rental Contract: Read the rental contract carefully to make sure that there is no clause explicitly prohibiting pets. If there is a rule against keeping pets, you need to discuss with the landlord whether you can make an exception to keep cats.

2. Pet policy: If the landlord agrees to let you have a cat, you need to know the local pet policies and regulations. Some places may have special requirements for keeping pets, such as registration or extra payment.

3. Indoor environment: Make sure your rental house is suitable for cats. Provide enough activity space for cats and ensure adequate ventilation and light in the room. At the same time, ensure that the building structure and furniture will not cause danger to cats.

4. Hygiene and cleanliness: cats need to be cleaned regularly to keep the room clean and hygienic. You need to take these responsibilities to ensure the sanitary conditions of the house.

5. Neighborhood: respect the rights and interests of neighbors and ensure that your cat will not cause trouble or harassment to neighbors. Avoid cats barking or running around at night.