What pets are suitable for students with mild depression?

As a veteran in the pet industry for many years, I have a unique view on pets suitable for students. Of course, first of all, I have to say that choosing a pet is not a simple matter, and many factors need to be considered, such as students' time, space and economic situation. Then, I will talk about my views from several aspects.

First of all, from the perspective of space and economy, keeping pets requires a certain space and economic foundation. Students' dormitories usually have limited space, and everyone's life and rest may be inconsistent, which may lead to some pets that need a lot of care not being properly taken care of. Therefore, I suggest keeping some pets suitable for dormitory, such as small mammals, such as hamsters, hedgehogs, rabbits, or birds, such as parrots and wenbirds. These pets need relatively little space and are moderately priced, which is very suitable for student parties.

Then, judging from the difficulty of nursing, it takes a lot of time and energy to keep pets. Turtles, for example, have high requirements for water quality and environment. They need to change water and feed regularly. If students do not have enough time and energy, it may be difficult to take care of them. So I suggest keeping some pets that are easy to take care of, such as small mammals and fish.

In addition, from the perspective of health and safety, keeping pets needs to pay attention to hygiene and epidemic prevention. Take the cat as an example, it should be bathed, deworming and vaccinated regularly. All these require a certain amount of time and money. If students don't have enough money and time, it may be difficult to take care of the cat's health. So I suggest keeping some healthy pets, such as small mammals and fish.

Finally, from the perspective of personal hobbies, students can choose pets according to their hobbies. For example, students who like photography can choose to raise some beautiful ornamental fish; Students who like outdoor activities can choose to keep some wild insects or small mammals; Students who like quiet can choose to keep some birds or reptiles.

To sum up, I think pets suitable for students include small mammals, fish and birds. Of course, when choosing a pet, you need to consider your actual situation and hobbies, and choosing the pet that suits you best is the most important.