Looks like he’s judging you, are you working hard enough?
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On a vaguely related note, has anybody had problems with their cats chewing their Di2 cables? About to start fostering cats and kittens and wondering if I should find a way to hide / hang the bike up high so they can’t investigate…
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Mine nibble on my spokes but not the cables/wires
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I think as long as the cables are secured on both sides you’ll be alright. It’s when there is a dangling wire or cable that you may want to be more protective.
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Really depends on the cat.
I had a cat that chewed on everything, she left little bite marks on my saddle and skewers.
I had another that would destroy anything dangling, particularly shoe laces.
And another 5 cats over the years that never had an issue with.
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My wife had trouble with our middle one chewing up headphone cords. She grew out of it eventually, but was several months of chewing before that.
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I couldn’t leave out my pups and bearded dragon. Sorry…I know it’s a vet thread.
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I’m a fully blown pet lover too. Had tons of different ones since being a kid. Ducks, goats, horses, dogs and finally cats. I am very much a cat dad, but still love dogs too. My wife even had a bearded dragon for years and it was pretty cool. 
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Here’s my little boy. Historically I was always a dog person but when I met my wife she had this boy and he changed everything for me. So snuggly, loving, friendly, grumpy, and most like a dog. He had to be put down a few months ago. Most terrible thing we’ve had to do, he was our first child.
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Cleo joining in on the weights bench
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Someone sent PM saying the bird feeder next to the tree was giving the cat “low hanging fruit” to chase.
How about this?
I like to think of it as setting up the cat for hunting success 
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Loki with his full winter mane:
Having a little roar (perhaps Lannister would’ve been a better chair choice)
This is Luna, one of the most murderous cats I’ve owned, but also one of the friendliest.
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