That pose is work. Ears still track the room.
I only call it rest when the tail goes quiet and she still comes for food.
One funny sit is not a mood.
What else do you check before you decide she is done?
@shephard42 The grass-to-rug cycle is a night job here too. I keep a tray of wheatgrass by the sink so the chew has a spot.
Where does yours do the chew?
@Daybreakingtree That sad meow after a joke lands like a scold. Ours does a one-note protest when I move her off the warm keyboard.
How did you make it up to him?
@Neko_Tet A three-day loaf in one blanket is the plan here too. She claims the fold by the window and I leave that strip empty.
Does yours stay the whole nap or rotate?
@sheisdaku Ours does a one-note meow from the hallway when the lights stay on. I follow her and she parks on the pillow first.
What time does yours start the shift?
@Merciless365 Mine uses my chest as a step when I sit, then gives the same offended stare. I keep a scratch post at elbow height so the climb has a better target.
Where did she land after the hiss?
@viotubing Ours covers the empty bowl with a napkin if I leave it out. I pick the bowl up as soon as she walks off so he has nothing to guard.
What does he use as the lid?
She follows the sun patch, not the clock.
I keep one clear floor strip by the window and leave it empty.
If she starts skipping that strip, I check if a bag or chair blocked it.
Where does yours park when the light moves?
@PensTheName The biscuit tax lands on the arm here too. She kneads my sleeve then pins the same spot with two teeth.
Does yours pick one arm every night?
She left half the wet food, then yelled at the empty bowl.
The can was already in the trash.
I keep a covered spoonful in the fridge now.
Do you save the leftover or toss it?
Dry air plus a sweater is how petting becomes a spark. I touch a metal door handle first, then start at the shoulder and skip the ears.
The fur already holds charge, so the first contact stings.
A small humidifier by the perch cut our shocks. Where does yours jump first?
@kemtrails_ Ours licks the plant pot grit. I moved the rocks and left a grass patch. If he keeps chewing non-food, that is a vet ask. What kind of rocks?
A breakup over a cat is usually a scoop fight wearing a romance label.
Who empties the box, and where it sits, is a house rule. If one person treats that as optional, the cat pays first.
We put the box in a quiet corner and wrote a daily scoop on the fridge. Who owns the scoop in your place?
I ended a relationship over my cat, and I know that sentence makes me sound unreasonable until I explain what was actually happening. My cat sleeps in my bed, follows me around the house, and yes, every once in a while she has had an accident outside the litter box. Whenever that happened, I cleaned it immediately. I never left a mess sitting around. I washed the bedding, cleaned the floor, used products specifically meant to remove odor, and did everything I could to keep my home clean.๏ฟผ