So true about Dave’s passion for hardware 😂 Gandalf has been so brave, we’re so proud of her but seeing her so nervous always breaks my heart! She’s thriving now though so thankfully that was short-lived!! Since we have a decent sized backyard now, I’ll be doing a lot of gardening - I’m planning on making a bed completely devoted to catnip, cat grass, and other cat-safe plants so that Natilla has a designated spot to frolic!! ❤️

@@IndoorOutdoorKat Are you guys planning on making a catio? I can imagine Dave would insist (very vocally) thay he be allowed to help with construction 😅 I can't wait to eventually see beautiful shots of Natilla surrounded by plants. Maybe one day Gandalf can be slowly introduced to the yard too 🥹

Dave needs to be taken on a Home Depot excursion

He is in HEAVEN

I love to hear that! My absolute pleasure!

I’ll make a video of this!

I think she said it’s Rabbitgoo in the past!!!

Rabbitgoo! They’re linked in my storefront if you need help finding them, and just for size reference, Natilla and Gandalf both wear a size XS! We got Dave a size S but the XS fits him as well! Highly recommend them, they’re super reasonably priced and the only harnesses we’ve used for these guys as adults. (Natilla’s actually had hers since Costa Rica!!)

We use hill’s science! We’ve tried a few different kinds from them over the years, it’s what our vet recommends 😊

​​@@IndoorOutdoorKatWet ordry? Cause I have just read the ingredient lists of European Hill's Science for adults, for seniors, for all the different ages --- and the dry food is mostly grains and gluten. :/ I can provide you with a list of scientific sources in English on why dry in general is bad, but also why it is awful that it's just grains and a bit of chicken fat or bone meal. Read the wet food's ingredient lists and I am livid... Not at people who feed their cats what the (paid off) vet recommends, just at the company selling such utter bulshit as primary food for obligate carnivores. Nobody here means any harm towards you or your kitties. I also fed my cats dry in the past, I also gave them poor quality "McDonald's" wet food. Then I saw a cat behavioural specialist that also specialized in cat nutrition, and I turned everything 180 degrees to feed them the best possible (affordable) wet food I can find in Poland. She gave me a list of scientific sources, science-based research that shows why cats should be fed wet (mostly bc of the moisture for their kidneys, as they aren't great drinkers), and why the ingredient list should be very particular, with muscle meat at the start, and then different listed offal in the middle (specifing how many percent of which part is there, what meat it is and so on). No grains, no dairy, no sugar. It's really important!