Clarence nods, understanding not everyone could take on cats. People had allergies. Other commitments. Or they liked dogs more. Dogs were fine and all, too, he didn't hate them but it wasn't the same.
"... Clams," Clarence mumbled after a moment. Maybe it would be weird for a Gen-Xer to be corrected by a Gen-Zer regarding something outside of 2010's slang, but Clarence's patchwork history had landed him in a weird place with regard to many things.
He turned finally to look up at Crowley, but his perpetual scowl may not have seemed the most friendly. "She's right about that. You can count on them getting plenty of enrichment if you allow them to have their own furniture to claw at; it'll definitely help save your own. But you'll also need to give them some pets on occasion. If you ignore them, they'll be all that more interested in you so you may as well get used to their attention."
Clarence also knew a few things about cats, to say the least.
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"... Clams," Clarence mumbled after a moment. Maybe it would be weird for a Gen-Xer to be corrected by a Gen-Zer regarding something outside of 2010's slang, but Clarence's patchwork history had landed him in a weird place with regard to many things.
He turned finally to look up at Crowley, but his perpetual scowl may not have seemed the most friendly. "She's right about that. You can count on them getting plenty of enrichment if you allow them to have their own furniture to claw at; it'll definitely help save your own. But you'll also need to give them some pets on occasion. If you ignore them, they'll be all that more interested in you so you may as well get used to their attention."
Clarence also knew a few things about cats, to say the least.