Which is better, a cat or a kitten?

There's no single answer to whether a cat or kitten is "better" - it really depends on your lifestyle and preferences! Here's a breakdown to help you decide:

Kittens:

Pros:

Adorable and playful

Easier to train and bond with

More adaptable

Cons:

Require a lot of attention and supervision

Can be destructive while learning

Prone to accidents (litter box, scratching)

Grow quickly and lose the "kitten cuteness".

Cats:

Pros:

More independent and require less supervision

Generally calmer and less destructive

Litter box trained and established habits

Can come in various personalities to suit your preferences (playful, cuddly, laid-back)

Many shelters have adult cats in need of loving homes

Cons:

May be less receptive to training or new routines

Might have existing health issues or quirks

Here are some additional factors to consider:-

Lifestyle: If you work long hours or have a busy social life, a cat might be a better fit due to their independence.

Living Situation: Kittens can be rambunctious and might damage furniture or curtains. If you live in a small apartment, an adult cat might be a better choice.

Experience: If you're a new pet owner, a cat might be easier to handle due to their calmer nature.

Family: If you have young children, an adult cat might be more tolerant of their energy than a playful kitten.

Kitten is better when compared with cat.

I completely agree with Hazel here. Adult cats have already formed their personality and are very independent (aside from when it's time to eat lol) while kittens need a lot of attention and patience.