For those who are keeping pets for the first time or have busy lives, these cute pets are ideal choices:

Hamster: A nocturnal pet that moves independently during the day, only needs to change food daily and clean the cage weekly. Equipped with a running wheel and a chew stick to meet basic needs, but the lifespan is only 2-3 years, so please note.

Red-eared slider: Omnivorous characteristics make feeding easier, change water 2-3 times a week, and it will automatically enter a semi-hibernation state in winter. Keep the water temperature at 25-30℃ and equip a sunbathing platform.

Munia: A small songbird that requires little cage space. Just add water and clean the tray every week. Budgies and other species can also imitate and interact.

Betta: An ornamental fish raised in a single tank, change 1/3 of the water every week, and feed it with special feed. The colorful tail fin is like a dancer in the water, and it can survive in a water temperature of 15-25℃.

Orange cat: A representative of the "iron stomach" among cats, with strong self-cleaning ability. Prepare a litter box and automatic feeder, and 15 minutes of interaction every day can meet the emotional needs. Pay attention to sterilization to control the estrus period.

Special reminder: Low difficulty does not mean complete free-range breeding, regular physical examinations and environmental enrichment still need to be paid attention to. It is recommended that novices start with small and medium-sized pets, gradually accumulate maintenance experience, and then consider high-demand pets.

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