Renting a house to a cat owner may have the following consequences: the house may be damaged by scratches, there may be hygiene problems such as odors and cat hair residue, and there may also be noise that affects neighbors.

To reduce risks, the following measures can be taken: Develop a clear rental agreement to stipulate tenant responsibilities; Communicate with the tenant about the cat-raising plan before renting; require the tenant to keep the house clean and clean up excrement and hair regularly; inspect the house regularly; and ask the tenant to provide a pet health certificate if necessary.