My cat could use that too. Quite frankly, I do often wonder how our pets cope with so many hours of downtime while we humans entertain ourselves in front of our

My cat could use that too. Quite frankly, I do often wonder how our pets cope with so many hours of downtime while we humans entertain ourselves in front of our glowy displays. They get bored like we do. Animals are not that much different from us. Researchers seem to be continually surprised by that. They really only need to watch their rats clutching a piece of cheese while hunkered in a corner to understand that. Maybe somewhere inside them, they don't really want to know because that might cause them to question their own behaviour towards these creatures whom they should be treating with love and respect but instead they treat them like impassive machines.