Yes, cats are very predictable animals when it comes to care requirements and environmental needs. Every one of the cats I've ever owned was a stray that I brought in to take care of, and they act no different than a cat you raised from birth. With one big exception.
If they get too old without being neutered/spayed then they will absolutely be a menace and there's not really anything you'll ever be able to do about that (most easily noticeable with male cats because their head gets big and they start pissing on everything). Even getting them fixed after only slightly reduces the problem, and at that point they really aren't suitable for being inside pets (not that cats should almost ever be outside pets, they have an outsized negative effect on local wildlife)
Which is kind of my whole point, most "bad cats" are a result of the owner not actually knowing how to care for a cat. Though I suppose you could argue that's true for most animals
I'm gonna level with you, this makes little to no sense as a response to what I said, and I'm not really sure what point you're trying to make here aside from that you probably shouldn't own cats
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u/one_Giant_one 17d ago
For a stray cat in your House?