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Agreed, taking on the responsibility of caring for a pet and giving them the best life you can is a situation that requires a firm yes from all parties. Especially with how expensive everything is these days, pets are not cheap.

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Do not feed me aioli, no matter what I say!

How dare anyone stand against the status quo, am I right?

What a warm, loving thing to do for your companion. He got to keep some normalcy with the added comfort of being held by his person. Thank you for sharing, that made me happy.

Definitely, my cats love to sniff all of my cooked meals. I'll bring it to them if they're lounging to pay the sniff tax!

I normally set the grocery bags down when I get home and let them investigate before I put stuff away.

That's good enrichment right there! Cats love to investigate new and interesting smells within their territory.

Did you name your cat Jelly just so their toes would be Jelly Beans?

This is probably just my layperson showing, but I honestly wouldn't be all that afraid of a cheetah. If I were in that situation in any other big cat habitat I would be absolutely terrified. Smaller cats like lynx I wouldn't really be afraid for my life but I would be fearful of attack and injury.

Cheetah I wouldn't really feel much fear, more just confusion about what I'm supposed to do. They really don't have the same cat software that all the others have. Much more chill.

While true, it's also true that cats of all sizes behave very similarly. Cheetahs are probably the least similar to the other cats.

If you've had pet cats and gotten to know their behavior, it's remarkable how familiar the behavior of big cats can be.