Andy hit the ‘nip. I know that because it’s on his face and chest.
He stepped briefly by the new kitty lounger, stuck his head in, then ran into the next room.
Andy thinks there aren’t any Greenies there. Persian kitties have a hard time eating things close to the surface, and, from his perspective, there may as well not be any Greenies there. I save the Greenies he can’t eat and toss them outside for the birds or outside cats.
I clear the Greenies Andy can’t eat off the lapboard and…
… put out new Greenies for him!
Andy has urgent kitty business involving me. “Come with me, Doug!” It turned out to be something, maybe he wanted wet kitty food, which, when I put some out, he ignored.
Andy takes a short nap, then enjoys a bit of attention from me.
Off he goes again. It’s been like that all day! He wanted to look in the kitchen cabinets for “mousies” again. Oh yeah, we played “Look for Mousies in the Kitchen Cabinets” three, then four times. Sometimes it means he’s ready for wet kitty food; other times, it’s just something to do to get praise and face and back “scritches.”
Great! He doesn’t want Greenies now, so makes a mess knocking them off the lapboard when he takes a rest on top of those he didn’t at earlier.
Off on more important kitty business, Andy stops by for a little face and head rubbing.