A fresh start? Please… Yes, the holidays are finally over. From your cat’s perspective, the stretch between Thanksgiving and New Year’s is not “festive.” It’s a three-act endurance trial featuring strange humans, disrupted routines, and an alarming increase in scented candles. Let’s…Read on
It’s magical. It’s chaotic. The week after Thanksgiving and the week before the week before Christmas. Humans call it “the holiday season.” Cats call it “The Great Christmas Tree Climb.”
(A Feline Field Report on Human Collapse) The days after Christmas and before New Year’s exist in a strange limbo. Time has no meaning. Pants are optional.
Ah, Thanksgiving. A glorious few days where humans scurry around carving turkeys, stuffing their faces, and pretending they’re grateful, while your cat sits back, judges your gravy choices, and waits for the leftovers to hit the floor. Welcome to the week after…Read on
Cats sense disruption before humans do. The suitcases. The gift bags. The frantic whisper-yelling. To a cat, this is not “holiday magic,” this is an incoming disaster.
