Bella and Finshes

We visited today at around 3:12 PM, and everything looked calm and normal. Bella was doing well and showed us a few interesting little faces during the visit, which was very cute to see. She seemed comfortable and relaxed, and her area looked fine when we checked on her.

The fish tank also looked quiet and peaceful today. Everything inside the tank appeared to be in good condition, with no obvious signs of concern. The water looked settled, and the fish tank environment seemed normal. We also checked the temperatures, and they were okay.

Overall, today’s visit was peaceful and reassuring. Bella seemed comfortable and expressive, and the fish tank looked quiet, stable, and well cared for. Everything appeared to be in good order during our visit.

We visited today at around 3:02 PM, and everything looked pretty normal. Bella had not eaten much, and there was no bowel movement today, but considering the previous days, this did not seem worrying. Her toilet area still showed she had used it, and she seemed calm and comfortable during our visit.

The fish tank also looked very normal. The snails were sticking to the glass panel, looking almost as if they were trying to escape, although of course they could not get out. The tank looked calm and healthy overall.

Everything seemed peaceful, normal, and well cared for today.

We visited today at around 2:31 PM. Bella was resting in her usual chair, but in a slightly different pose today. She looked calm and comfortable while relaxing there. We noticed what seemed to be a small amount of food vomited on the floor, so we cleaned/check it and kept an eye on her. Apart from that, she seemed settled and okay during our visit.

The fish tank looked fine today, and there were no obvious concerns. We also checked Bella’s food and topped it up according to the notes. The instruction suggested one spoon, so we started with that amount. However, at first glance it looked a little short, so we added just a small bit more in case she felt hungry later.

Bella seems to have a good appetite overall, as she can usually finish more than half a bowl of food. Everything else looked calm and well cared for today.

We visited today at around 3:51 PM. There was a delivery outside, so I brought it inside the house to keep it safe.

Bella was sitting very comfortably on her chair when we arrived. She looked calm, relaxed, and happy in her usual spot. We checked her food and noticed she still had some leftovers, so we followed the instructions and only gave her half a spoon today.

Since it was Wednesday, the fish had their scheduled feeding. We fed them carefully according to the instructions and spent a little time checking the tank.

Everything felt peaceful and well cared for today, and Bella seemed very comfortable.

We visited today at around 2:43 PM, and everything looked normal. We did not feed the fish today, but we still checked the fish tanks carefully and made sure everything looked fine.

When I first checked the tanks and took the photo, the tank light was off. I was not sure whether it had turned off automatically as part of its normal lighting schedule, or whether something else had caused it. There were no obvious signs of concern at that time.

After that, We cleaned Bella’s toilet area. A short while later, around 2 minutes, the tank light came back on by itself, so it may have been part of the automatic light cycle.

Bella’s area was checked and cleaned, and overall everything looked calm, normal, and well cared for during today’s visit.

Aimee and I visited today at 2:45 PM. We spent some time around the fish tanks and enjoyed watching them. The tanks looked calm and pleasant, and everything appeared to be in good condition. Although the fish did not need feeding today, we still checked on them carefully and made sure everything looked normal.

According to the instructions, the fish are only fed on Wednesdays and Sundays, so we followed the routine and did not add any food today. Bella also seemed calm and comfortable during our visit.

Overall, everything looked peaceful, clean, and well cared for today.

I visited today at around 4:11 PM, and I was happy to see Bella. She seemed like she was expecting me, which was very sweet. I cleaned Bella’s toilet area, topped up her food, gave her a fresh bowl of water, and made sure everything looked comfortable for her.

The two fish tanks looked very good today, especially with the lights on. They looked almost like a little aquarium and made the room feel bright and lively. I could not see the black fish today and I am not sure where he had gone, but the shrimp looked lovely. The other small creatures inside the tanks also made the room feel vivid and full of life.

I fed the fish according to the instructions, and overall, everything looked calm, clean, and well cared for.

We visited today at around 3:00 PM. Bella was doing well, and we spent a little friendly time together during the visit. She seemed calm and comfortable, and it was nice to see her relaxed while we checked on everything. Her area looked normal, with no signs of concern.

The black fish was also very visible today. He stayed out the whole time and looked outside of the tank, watching us instead of hiding. He appeared alert and calm.

Overall, everything looked peaceful, healthy, and normal during today’s visit. Both Bella and the fish seemed to be doing well.

We visited today at 12:59 PM. Bella was sitting in her usual seat when we arrived and looked calm and comfortable. She had finished most of her food, which was good to see. We also checked her toilet area, and everything looked normal, with no signs of concern.

The black fish was very visible today. He looked at us the whole time and did not hide at all, which was nice to see. He seemed alert and comfortable in the tank.

We visited today at 3:56 PM. Bella had moved to another seat by the time we arrived, but she looked calm and comfortable. She noticed us during the visit and stayed relaxed while we checked on everything. Her area looked normal, and there were no signs of concern.

The fish also seemed to be expecting food when we arrived. He looked at us from inside the tank, almost as if he knew feeding time was coming. He appeared alert and healthy, and it was easy to see him clearly.

We visited on July 7 at 2:42 PM. Bella saw us when we arrived and calmly watched as we fed the fish. She seemed relaxed and comfortable, and everything around her looked normal.

The black fish was also doing well today. He was quiet and mostly hiding underneath the water, keeping himself low and out of sight. Even though he was not very active, there were no signs of concern.

Overall, everything looked calm, normal, and well cared for during today’s visit.

We visited today at 3:23 pm. Bella was doing well and had eaten all of her food again, which was good to see. She seemed comfortable with our visit and everything around her looked normal. We checked on her as usual and made sure her area was clean and tidy.

The black fish was also active when we arrived.  He was swimming in the tank and looked fine, but as soon as he noticed us, he quickly dodged back into the castle decoration to hide. Even though he moved away quickly, we could still see that he was swimming normally before he went inside.

Overall, both Bella and the fish appeared to be doing well today.

We visited at 4:03 PM today, and Bella walked toward us when we arrived. She seemed hungry, as she had finished all of her food from yesterday. While we were cleaning her toilet, she started eating.

The black fish was also doing well today. He was swimming around and only hiding a little bit inside the castle decoration, so we could still see him clearly from the outside.

Everything looked calm and normal today.

We visited at 2:12 PM, and Bella was already waiting for us. She saw us come into the room and stayed calm, almost like she was expecting our visit. She watched us take care of the fish tank.

The black fish was also doing well today; he made it easy for us to spot him — most of his body was still out in the water, with only his head tucked inside the castle decoration. He was still keeping an eye on everything while staying “half-hidden.”

Everything looked calm and normal today.

We visited at 3:01 PM, and Bella was already waiting for us! She saw us come into the room and stayed close, as if she was expecting a visit. She happily waited for me to give her some pats — she was so cute and looked very relaxed and content. It was really nice to see her feeling comfortable and friendly.

The black fish was also doing well today and seemed to be in a playful mood. He decided to play a little hide-and-seek, but made it easy for us — most of his body was still out in the water, with only his head tucked inside the shipwreck decoration. He kept an eye on everything while staying “half-hidden.”

Everything looked calm and normal today.

We visited at 2:43 PM, and it was a really great day. Bella was resting lazily on her chair and looked very relaxed. She watched me calmly and seemed completely content and comfortable, like she was enjoying a peaceful afternoon in her favourite spot. It was really nice to see her looking settled and happy.

We also checked on the fish tank, and the black fish gave us a little show today! He swam around outside the shipwreck decoration instead of hiding away like he sometimes does. He stayed out in the open the whole time and didn’t rush off to any hiding places, which made him easy to spot and fun to watch.

Everything felt calm and normal today, and we’ll continue checking in regularly to make sure both Bella and the fish stay well.

We visited at 12:31 PM, and I’m happy to say both Bella and the fish were clearly in view today. Bella seemed like she was expecting us — she looked relaxed, comfortable, and very familiar with our routine now. It was really nice to see her out and about instead of hiding.

The black fish was also doing great and seemed full of energy. He even “posed” for a few pictures and stayed visible long enough for us to get a good look at him. He looked healthy, active, and very confident in the tank.

Everything went smoothly and peacefully today.

We visited at 1:58 PM, and Bella was in a great mood, relaxing comfortably on her chair. She looked calm and content, and it was nice to see her enjoying her usual spot again. She also ate a good amount of food, so her appetite seems strong. Her litter tray also shows she’s been using it normally, which is another reassuring sign that she’s doing well and keeping to her routine.

We also checked on the fish tank. Today the black fish decided to hide completely inside the shipwreck decoration. Because it’s quite dark in there, it was a little difficult to spot him clearly — the shadows almost made him blend in perfectly. However, he was safely tucked away, and everything in the tank looked normal.

All was peaceful today, and we’ll keep checking in regularly.

We visited at 2:22 PM, and Bella was resting on her chair in a nice spot with good light. Since it’s been cooler today due to the rain, she probably finds the chair comfortable again now that the heat wave has passed. She looked relaxed and settled, which was great to see.

We also checked on the fish tank. The black fish was swimming around normally before we opened the lid. As soon as he noticed the change (either hearing or seeing us getting ready to feed him), he quietly sneaked into the shipwreck decoration and hid inside — but he left his tail hanging out of the entrance, which was pretty funny. I’m guessing he feels safe hiding there while still keeping an eye on everything happening outside.

All was calm and peaceful today, and we’ll continue checking in as usual.

We visited at around 4:49 PM. It was a rainy day and the temperature was cooler than usual. This time, Bella appeared under the dining table — she looked at me and then came over, which was really nice to see. I gently petted her for a bit, and when we were getting ready to leave, I placed her back on her chair so she could stay warm and comfortable.

The black fish was his usual self, waiting for us at feeding time. He watched the entire feeding process closely and seemed very alert and happy for his meal.

Everything looked calm and normal today.

We visited at around 4:30 PM, and we still didn’t see Bella. She wasn’t on her usual chair, so I’m guessing she has found a cooler place to rest, especially with the warmer weather. Even though she stayed out of sight, she seems to be doing really well — she ate a lot of food, drank a decent amount of water, and her litter tray also shows everything is normal and healthy.

The black fish was swimming around calmly and didn’t notice us approaching at first. As soon as he realized we were about to open the lid to feed him, he quickly hid behind the castle decoration. From there, he could still watch everything happening. We even had a little eye contact and “said hello” to each other.

Everything was peaceful today, and we’ll keep checking in regularly.

Just a quick update from today. We visited at around 3:15 PM, but Bella wasn’t visible during the visit. Even so, there are clear signs that she’s doing well — her food bowl and litter tray both indicate she’s been following her normal routine. She ate a good amount of food yesterday, which is reassuring, and everything around her area looks fine.

We also checked on the fish tank. The black fish was already swimming around before we even opened the lid, as if he was very alert to changes in his environment. He seems active and aware, which is a good sign.

We visited at 2:26 PM, and Bella wasn’t in her usual spots, so we didn’t get a visual of her this time. However, her food bowl and litter tray both show she’s been eating and keeping to her normal routine, so she seems to be doing fine.

The black fish was kinda active. He was swimming around before we opened the lid, but as soon as feeding started, he quickly darted into the shipwreck to hide. That said, he did peek out and looked right at me while I was taking photos! Everything looks okay overall.

We visited at around 3:01 PM, and Bella was not at her usual place, most likely because the temperature had gone up again. She seemed comfortable and settled. Yesterday she didn’t eat very much — less than half of her bowl — and she also didn’t drink much water, but the litter tray shows she’s been using it normally and in a healthy amount, which is reassuring.

We also checked on the fish tank. The black fish was already swimming around before we even opened the lid to feed him. He looked at us very curiously, and we’re pretty sure he understands that we’re there to bring food! He appears active and well.

Everything seems fine overall, and we’ll continue to keep a close eye on both of them.

Today was a lovely visit — we finally saw Bella! I gave her some gentle pats, and she made a soft “gu lu gu lu” sound, which usually means she’s feeling relaxed and happy. She didn’t eat very much yesterday and didn’t drink a lot of water either, but her litter tray shows she’s been taking care of herself normally. With the temperature cooling down, the chairs seem to have become a warm and comfortable spot for her again.

At one point, Bella looked straight at me and opened her mouth as if to speak, but no sound came out. It’s a few silent meow as a gentle or affectionate way to communicate, especially with people they trust.

The black fish was resting behind the castle like a guard at the top of a tower — a perfect “on top of the world” meme moment, just like in the photo.

 It finally rained today, and the temperature dropped below 30°C, which was a nice change. We visited at 4:53 PM, but we still didn’t see Bella. Even so, there are clear signs that she’s doing well — she has eaten more than half of her food, and she has plenty of water available. We’re confident she’s comfortable and taking care of herself, possibly enjoying a cooler hiding spot.

We also checked on the fish tank. The black fish seemed to remember yesterday’s eye contact and stayed in the same spot near the castle while we fed him. He appears calm and healthy. Everything looks good overall.

We visited at around 2:58 PM, and we still didn’t see Bella. However, her food and litter tray both suggest she’s doing well and keeping to her normal routine. With the hot weather, she may simply be hiding somewhere cooler and resting. We made sure her water was available and everything around the house looked fine.

We also checked on the fish tank and had a funny little eye-to-eye moment with the black fish — he was very easy to spot today. We fed him enough food to enjoy until the next feeding cycle. All looks good overall, and we’ll keep checking in.

We visited at around 4:02 PM, and Bella wasn’t visible again. With the hot weather, she may be staying in a cooler hiding spot. Even though we didn’t see her, everything seems normal — she has eaten about half of her food, and the litter tray shows she’s been using it as usual. We also noticed she drank some water, which is great given the temperature.

The black fish was easy to spot today, staying around the castle decoration in the tank. All looks fine overall, and we’ll continue checking in regularly.

We visited at around 2:28 PM, and we still didn’t see Bella. With the extremely hot weather, she may have found a cooler hiding spot to stay comfortable. Even though we didn’t spot her, she seems to be doing well — she has eaten more than half of her food, and the litter tray shows she’s been using it normally.

We also checked on the fish tank. The black fish was resting behind the castle decoration, which seems to be his favorite place. We gave him a full spoon of food today. Everything appears to be fine overall.

Here’s today’s update. We visited at 2:12 PM and didn’t see Bella, but it looks like she’s doing fine. She ate about half of her bowl, and the litter tray shows she’s been using it normally, so everything seems in order. We also checked the fish tank and found the black fish — his tail was dangling out from the castle decoration, almost as if he was letting us know he was there! He seems comfortable and healthy in that spot. Lastly, we returned the trash bin to its proper position. All good today, and we’ll continue to check in regularly.

We arrived at 3:11 PM and still didn’t see Bella, but it looks like she’s been moving around while we’re gone. She has eaten about half of her food and also drank some water, so she seems to be doing fine. We also checked the fish tank and had a clear view of the black fish, who is looking healthy. Lastly, we moved the trash bin out so it’s ready for tomorrow’s collection. Everything seems in order, and we’ll keep checking in regularly.

We visited at 3:37 PM. I wasn’t able to find Bella during the visit, but she seems to be doing fine — she has eaten more than half of her food, and the litter tray shows she’s been using it normally. I also checked on the fish, and the black fish was swimming around the tank today. He looks healthy and honestly so beautiful in the water. Everything seems okay overall, and I’ll check again next visit.

We visited your place at around 2:53 PM. I unhooked the battery as a safety precaution to help reduce any fire risk.

We didn’t see Bella in her usual spots today, but she has eaten about half of her food, and her litter tray shows she’s been using it normally.

The black fish was resting behind the castle decoration — it looks like that may be one of his preferred hiding places.

Everything seems okay overall.

All looks good — I’ll keep checking in.

We stopped by at around 4:30 PM.

Good news — we found the black fish. It was lying at the bottom of the tank, it was visible and not missing like yesterday. I didn’t notice anything unusual other than it resting low.

We also spent some time with Bella and had a little “chat” with her 😊. She was in her usual spots and seemed relaxed. She ate around half of her food again.

Today she also finished both pee and poop, so everything seems normal with her routine.

All looks good — I’ll keep checking in.

We visited your house at around 3:11 PM. There was a large box in front of the door, so I moved it inside to keep it safe.

Bella wasn’t too surprised to see us — she seemed calm and comfortable. She ate about half of her food. I also checked her litter situation: she has only peed so far, and there was no poop today.

For the fish tank, I couldn’t find the black fish during the visit. It was likely hiding (possibly inside the castle decoration at the bottom of the tank), so I didn’t disturb anything.

We’ll check the black fish tomorrow.

I arrived at the house today at 5:24 p.m. The afternoon light was soft, and everything felt calm and quiet. Bella wasn’t around when I entered, so I took a few moments to look around and make sure everything was in order. The house was tidy, and her usual spot was neatly arranged, just as before.

The black fish in the tank stirred a little when I approached. It seemed momentarily startled—perhaps by the light from my phone as I took a short video. After a brief moment of movement, it settled back down near the bottom of the tank, where it appeared most comfortable. It seems to prefer dim light and calm surroundings. The water was clear and clean, and the fish looked healthy overall.

I checked Bella’s food and noticed that she had eaten about half of her meal. She had also gone to the bathroom properly, both pee and poo, which was a good sign that she’s in her usual routine. Everything else appeared normal, and there was no sign of distress or discomfort.

Before leaving, I made sure everything was left as it was. I’ll continue to check in on Bella as usual.

We arrived at the house today at 2:11 p.m. The place was quiet, and Bella wasn’t around when we came in. The black fish in the tank darted about quickly when we entered, seemingly startled by our movement, but it soon calmed down and settled near the bottom of the tank. The water looked clear, and food was dispatched.

We checked Bella’s area and noticed that she hadn’t used the bathroom—there was no sign of either pee or poo since our last visit. Her food bowl was still half full, indicating that she had eaten only part of her meal that day.  The water level suggests she may not have drunk much either.

We plan to return tomorrow to check on her again and make sure she’s doing fine. Hopefully, she’ll be home and back to her routine by then.

PS: The yellow trash bin was missing on the day you left. We suspect that a neighbour may have borrowed it, and we’d expect it to be returned by Today, but it hasn’t..

At 16:06, we visited your home to care for Bella the cat and the black fish. Bella was in excellent spirits — she ate all her food, appeared content, and rested comfortably afterward. We spent a short but pleasant moment interacting with her, and she seemed happy and relaxed. As for the black fish, he appeared to be enjoying some quiet time on his own, hiding between the shipwreck and the castle decorations in the tank. He seemed calm and comfortable in his usual spot, showing no signs of stress or discomfort. Both pets appeared healthy and well, with everything in their environment looking normal and undisturbed.

At 15:02, we visited your home and were delighted to see how peaceful and welcoming it felt. Bella and Fish were both in great spirits — Bella wagged her tail excitedly as soon as she saw us, and Fish seemed calm and content. It was lovely to see how comfortable the pets were in their space; Bella looked healthy and energetic, while Fish’s vibrant colours stood out beautifully under the gentle light. We spent a little time observing them, making sure everything was in order, and we left feeling happy to know that both Bella and Fish were doing so well.

At 5:15 p.m., we visited your home to check on Bella and the black fish. Bella wasn’t in her usual chair today, which was a bit different from her normal routine, but she seemed to be doing well overall. Her food bowl was almost empty, indicating that she had eaten most of her meal, and we also noticed that she had already peed and pooped — both good signs of regular habits. The black fish looked healthy and active, calmly resting around the tank with no signs of distress. Everything in the home looked neat and comfortable. Overall, both Bella and the black fish seemed to be in good condition.

At around 5:34 p.m., we visited your home to check on Bella. As soon as we arrived, we noticed the little black fish lay gracefully in the tank. It looked calm and healthy, though we couldn’t help feeling a bit sad that there were no red ones left. The tank was otherwise tidy and peaceful.

Bella was sitting comfortably in her chair when we came in. She looked content and relaxed, having finished all her food and most of her drink. She had also gone to the bathroom properly—both pee and poo—so everything seemed perfectly normal with her routine. Her eyes were bright, and she greeted us cheerfully as always.

We spent a short while with her, talking softly and giving her a few gentle pats. She seemed happy and comfortable in her surroundings. Before leaving, we made sure everything was in order and that she was settled for the evening.

When it was time to go, we said goodbye to Bella. She watched us with her calm, trusting eyes, and we left with the sense that she was content and well cared for.

We visited the house at approximately 13:15 to check on Bella the cat and the two fish.

Although Bella was not visible during my visit, there are clear signs she has been active. Most of her food has been eaten, indicating she is eating well. Additionally, there is evidence that she has both peed and pooed, confirming she is using her litter as expected. However, she was not in her usual spot on the chair, which is a slight change from her routine. I looked around briefly but did not see her. It’s possible she was napping elsewhere or hiding.

Both fish appear to be in good condition. The red fish was energetic and actively swam toward the surface when food was added, showing a healthy appetite. In contrast, the black fish remained calm, settled near the bottom of the tank, and seemed to enjoy a quiet and cozy environment. There were no visible signs of distress or abnormal behaviour in either fish.

Overall, both the cat and fish seem to be doing well.

We stopped by around 12:50 PM.

Bella was in great spirits. She had eaten about half of her food and had completed both her pee and poo duties. She came to greet us, meowing softly for some company. While we were feeding the fish, she stayed close by, curiously watching us the whole time. She seemed happy and relaxed.

As for the fish, everything looked good. The red fish was as lively as ever, swimming around and enjoying its food with enthusiasm. The black fish had moved to a different spot to hide, but still looked fine and calm—just settling into a new cozy corner, it seemed.

We were happy to see that the green flower pots were standing steadily today—no issues with the wind this time, thankfully.

However, one unexpected thing happened as we were leaving. When we opened the door from inside, the lock suddenly started making a warning sound. After a bit of Googling and even asking ChatGPT, we think it’s likely just a low battery alert. Everything else worked fine, but you might want to check it soon.

We dropped by around 2:59 PM to check on everything.

Good news—Bella was around this time! She came to say hello, and we even had a little chat with her. She seemed in good spirits. Also, she did her “homework” today—both pee and poo were taken care of, which is great to see. She also seemed content and everything looked fine on her end.

Over at the fish tank, both fish are doing well. The red fish was happily swimming around, and we were relieved to see that the black fish was moving to the shipwreck. It seems active and fine now—probably just resting last time.

However, it was quite windy again today. This time, not just one, but two of your green flower pots were blown over. We picked them up and placed them back where they belong. Hopefully they’ll stay upright for the rest of the day.

Everything else looked good and peaceful.

We dropped by around 3:01 PM to check in on Bella and the fish.

It was pretty windy outside—so windy that one of your green flower pots had been blown over. Don’t worry, I picked it up and set it back in place. Hopefully it stays put now!

Bella was being her usual mysterious self. She didn’t show up while we were there, and it looks like she hasn’t done any of her “homework” yet—no signs of pee or poo. She did eat about half of her food though, so at least she’s been snacking a bit.

The fish tank looks mostly fine. The red fish is doing well, swimming around happily. The black fish, though, was laying near the bottom of the tank and seemed to have shifted a bit to the left. It did move slightly while we watched, so maybe it’s just resting.

Everything else looked alright. Let me know if you need me to swing by again!

Just wanted to let you know that we dropped by your place around 2:24 PM today. Bella was in her usual spot, looking right at us! Danny was really excited to see her. After a quick hello, we checked on the red fish to ensure it was doing okay after the scare it might have had the night before. It was happily munching on its food, and it was so nice to see it swimming around so lively! The black fish was easy to spot, too, lounging outside the shipwreck, enjoying the coziness, and totally unbothered by us chatting and snapping photos. We also checked Bella’s food and noticed she polished off about half of it. I could even hear her collar jingling as we talked in the laundry room.

By the way, today is Wednesday, and the rubbish bin has been put back in its spot. We plan on checking in on Bella and the fish again tomorrow! Hope all is well with you!

Take care!

We arrived at your home around 8:20 PM. Bella was pleasantly surprised to see us. She looked happy and walked over to the laundry where her food is kept, then turned back to look at us—as if to say, “Come on, top up my food.”

The red fish was hiding inside the ship decoration, which is quite rare. Perhaps it was because our torch brought some unexpected light. Meanwhile, the black fish was resting comfortably at the bottom of the tank, completely at ease in the darkness.

We refilled Bella’s food and tidied up her “homework.” Everything went smoothly, and all was well.

We stopped by today at around 2:38 PM, and Bella was relaxing on a different chair near the main door. She seemed perfectly content in her new spot, enjoying a change of scenery.

The black fish was resting peacefully at the bottom of the tank, looking calm and relaxed. Meanwhile, the red fish was its usual lively self, dashing around energetically, especially when it noticed food being added—it was clearly excited!

Bella ate well today and has taken care of all her business without any issues. She seemed happy and in great shape, which is always wonderful to see.

When it was time to leave, we said goodbye to Bella, and she gave us a sweet meow in response—it felt like her way of saying, “See you soon!”

Everything looks good, and we’ll check in again next time.

We stopped by today at around 12:38 PM, and everything looked great. Bella wasn’t in her usual spot this time, which made us wonder if she was exploring or resting somewhere else. She seemed to be keeping herself busy and enjoying her day.

The fish were all doing well—the black fish and the red fish seemed calm and content in their usual routines. It’s always nice to see them thriving and in good spirits.

Bella has eaten about half of her food and has taken care of all her business. She seems perfectly fine and in great condition, which is always a relief to see.

Everything appears to be running smoothly, and we’ll be back again soon to check in on Bella and her little aquatic companions. It’s always a pleasure to see them happy and healthy!

We checked in today at 3:59 PM, and everything looked good. The black fish was calmly resting at the bottom of the tank, enjoying a peaceful moment. Bella had eaten about one-third of her food and was lounging comfortably on her chair. She greeted us with a few soft meows, as if to say hello—it was such a sweet and gentle welcome.

As for the red bin, it was already taken care of before we arrived, so there wasn’t anything left for us to do there. It’s great to know someone else pitched in to help out!

Everything seems to be running smoothly, and everyone is in good shape. Bella, the fish, and everything else looked calm and in order. We’ll be back soon to check in again and make sure all is well.

We stopped by today at 12:06 PM and found Bella doing great. She had already finished more than half of her food and had taken care of all her business. She seemed comfortable and happy in her routine.

The black fish tried its best to stay hidden beneath the castle tower, but we managed to spot it after a little searching. It’s always a fun challenge to find its sneaky hiding places! Meanwhile, the red fish was as lively as ever, swimming energetically and celebrating along with us when we discovered its shy tank mate.

Everything seems to be in perfect order—Bella and the fish are thriving and seem content. We enjoyed spending some time with them and look forward to checking in again soon. It’s always a joy to see everyone doing so well!

We stopped by today at 2:45 PM, and everything looked great. Bella was resting peacefully in her usual spot, looking perfectly content. She seemed relaxed and happy to have some company.

The black fish decided to be fully visible today, showing off proudly instead of hiding like it sometimes does. It was nice to see it out in the open. Meanwhile, the red fish was its cheerful self, swimming around energetically and thoroughly enjoying the fresh food we added.

Bella has eaten about half of her food today, and she peed well, though there was no sign of poo this time. She seemed in good spirits, and we made sure she was comfortable before we left.

As we said goodbye, we promised Bella we’d be back tomorrow. She seemed content with that, and it’s always lovely to check in on her and the fish!

We stopped by today at 1:56 PM, and Bella was resting comfortably in her usual spot, looking relaxed and content. She seemed happy with her routine and everything around her.

The black fish was playing its favorite game of hide-and-seek again today, successfully staying out of sight. It’s quite the expert at finding sneaky hiding spots! (did you find him in the photo?) Meanwhile, the red fish was as lively as ever, swimming around energetically and enjoying its day as usual.

Bella has eaten about half of her food and has taken care of all her business. She seems to be doing really well, and it’s always a pleasure to see her so calm and happy.

Everything looks great, and it’s wonderful to check in on her and the fish. We’ll be back soon to make sure everyone’s still thriving!

We stopped by today at 2:29 PM, but Bella was nowhere to be found—she must have been hiding somewhere cozy. She left behind an empty seat sprinkled with her fur, as if to let us know she had been there earlier.

The black fish was out in the open today, resting peacefully and skipping its usual hiding routine. The red fish was its usual lively self, swimming energetically and seeming perfectly happy.

Bella seems to have eaten just a little of her food today and has only peed, with no signs of poo. With the temperature dropping due to the rainy weather, she’s likely found a warm, comfortable spot to relax in.

Everything seems fine overall, and we’ll keep an eye out for Bella next time we visit. It’s always a joy checking in on her and the fish!

We stopped by today at 4:07 PM, and Bella was completely at ease with us. She was curled up on her couch, looking so relaxed and content. She’s eaten about one-third of her food and has taken care of her business perfectly, both pee and poo.

The black fish decided to hide inside the shipwreck again today, but its little fin gave away its hiding spot. It was fun to spot him peeking out from his usual hiding place! Meanwhile, the red fish was as lively as ever, swimming happily and immediately enjoying the fresh food we added.

Everything seems to be in great shape—Bella and the fish are doing well. It’s always a pleasure to check in and see them thriving.

We stopped by today at 3:17 PM, and Bella seemed to be expecting us. She greeted us with a few cheerful meows, warmly welcoming us. It was lovely to see her in such good spirits!

The black fish surprised us by resting peacefully in a visible spot today, skipping its usual game of hide-and-seek. Meanwhile, the red fish was happily swimming around, full of energy and enjoying its usual routine.

Bella has eaten about one-third of her food and taken care of all her business perfectly. She seems to be doing just fine and enjoying the calm atmosphere.

When it was time for us to leave, Bella accompanied us to the door, and we exchanged a little goodbye before heading out. Everything is in good shape, and it’s always a joy to check in.

We dropped by your place today at 2:50 PM, and it was lovely to see everyone doing well. The black fish decided to make an appearance today, positioning himself visibly in front of the shipwreck. It was great to see him out and about, looking calm and relaxed.

Bella was especially vocal today, giving us a few sweet meows as if to say “hi” or perhaps to tell us she was feeling a little lonely. She was such a wonderful companion during our visit, staying by our side the whole time—from feeding the fish to topping up her food. She followed us attentively, her presence making everything feel even more heartwarming.

When it was time for us to leave, Bella seemed reluctant to see us go. She stayed near the door, giving us that gentle, wistful look that tugged at our hearts. We reassured her that we’d be back tomorrow, and she seemed to settle a little with that promise.

All in all, everything looks great, and Bella and the fish seem to be doing well. We’ll be sure to check in again soon to keep them company.

We stopped by today at 2:40 PM, and Bella greeted us with a couple of friendly meows—it was so sweet! She didn’t eat much, but she drank plenty of water and peed well, maybe because it was so hot yesterday.

The black fish was up to its old tricks, trying to hide again. But we found a new angle to spot him, and he seemed to smile at us! The red fish eagerly swam up to the surface when we added the food, clearly excited for the treat.

We also took a moment to clean Nore’s car since there were some bird droppings on it. Everything else is good and looks normal.

We stopped by today at 3:50 PM to check in, and everything seems to be going well. Bella is as lovely as ever—she’s eaten about half of her food and taken care of her business perfectly, both pee and poo. She seems comfortable and happy, enjoying her usual routine.

As for the fish, the red one was its lively self, swimming around with its usual energy and clearly enjoying the food or the company. The black fish, however, was a master of disguise today! It managed to stay successfully hidden, making it a bit of a challenge to spot. Still, we know it’s around, enjoying its little game of hide-and-seek.

All seems good and peaceful. We let Bella know we’d be back again soon, and she seemed perfectly content with that.

We stopped by your place today at 3:16 PM, and Bella seemed as welcoming as ever. She noticed us right away, gave a sweet look, and stayed cozy in her usual spot, perfectly content. We had a little close-up moment, and it was lovely to see her looking so at ease.

The black fish was playing hide-and-seek again today, tucked away in a spot so well-hidden it was quite the challenge to spot! Still, we managed to catch a few glimpses, just enough to let us know it was there. Meanwhile, the red fish was lively as usual, darting here and there with boundless energy. It seemed thrilled with the food we topped up or maybe just happy for the company.

Bella seems to be doing great—she handled her half business well and ate about nearly all of her food. We let her know we’d be back tomorrow, and I think she’s already looking forward to it!

We stopped by your home today at 2:20, and it felt like Bella was expecting us! As soon as she saw me, she gave me a curious look, and we shared a little close-up hello—it was such a sweet moment.

The black fish seemed to be in a relaxed mood today. Instead of hiding, it was lounging comfortably in the ship, leaving most of itself visible for us to admire. It even posed a bit for photos! Meanwhile, the red fish was its usual lively self, zipping around quickly and energetically. It looked like it was thoroughly enjoying the company or maybe just excited about the food.

Bella seems to be doing great. She’s handled her business like a pro and has eaten about half of her food. Before leaving, we told Bella we’d be back tomorrow, and I think she’s already looking forward to it!

We stopped by your place around 2:25 PM today. Bella was in her usual cozy spot, just like yesterday—she looked like she was deep in her daily meditation routine! I walked around the table to catch her attention, and she noticed me but stayed comfortably where she was.

The black fish was doing its best to stay hidden behind the shipwreck. Even though it’s tricky to spot, it moved around a few times to let us know it’s still there. The red fish, on the other hand, was happily swimming around and enjoying the food we topped up.

Bella seems to be doing well! She had a good poop, though no wee today, and she’s eaten about half of her food. Everything looks great, especially with the nice summer conditions.

Oh, and by the way, there was a package left in front of your door, so we brought it inside for you.

Cheers! 😊

We stopped by your place around 2:33 PM. Bella was chilling in her usual spot, and we said hi—she seemed to know what was going on and kept an eye on us while we fed the fish. The black one was easy to spot with its tail sticking out of the shipwreck, and the red one was darting around super fast—probably excited to see us by the tank. Bella had eaten about half of her food, had a little pee but no poop. We topped up her food, refreshed her water, and everything looks great!

Today, we visited your house around 1:50 in the afternoon, and as soon as we stepped inside, Bella was right there, ready to join us. She stayed close the entire time, gracefully weaving around our legs, her eyes never leaving us as we went about feeding the fish. It was as if she had made it her mission to be part of every moment, her gentle presence a comforting shadow throughout the process.

When it was time to leave, we gently placed her back on her favorite chair, expecting her to settle down as usual. But Bella had other plans. With a quick hop, she jumped off and came to us, clearly not quite ready to say goodbye. We knelt down and stroked her soft head, giving her one last gentle pat, whispering a promise that we’d return tomorrow. She let out a soft, contented meow, her eyes closing briefly as if savoring the moment.

Meanwhile, the fish were as calm as ever. The red and black fish moved in their usual rhythm, gliding effortlessly through the water, keeping to their quiet routine as the day unfolded in peaceful stillness. It was a lovely visit, and we’ll be back soon, just as promised.

Today, Wedropped by around 1:48 in the afternoon, and Bella eagerly jumped off her chair to greet me. From the moment I arrived, she was glued to my side, following me from room to room as I carried out the usual feeding routine. Her presence was warm and comforting, as if she was happy to have someone nearby.

In a surprising twist, the black fish put on quite a show today. Usually quiet and still, it pressed its belly up against the glass—a rare sight. It was fascinating to see its shimmering underside, something I’d never really caught before. The black fish, which normally hides or stays in one spot, seemed to be putting on a performance, gliding with a slow elegance that made the moment feel special.

After feeding the fish, Bella seemed to enjoy it when I gently placed her back onto her chair. She looked back before curled up, as if she’d been waiting for that cozy spot, and let out a soft meow—her way of saying goodbye. She watched me leave, her eyes following me until I promised to see her again tomorrow. All felt calm and familiar, with Bella and the fish enjoying their quiet lives.

I visited the room today around 2:36 in the afternoon, and Bella was quick to greet me, her soft meow filling the quiet space. Today, she accompanied me the entire time as I went about feeding the fish. It was almost as if she knew exactly where I was going next—anticipating my every step, staying close to me, never leaving my side. Perhaps she was seeking some company, needing a bit of reassurance. She kept a gentle presence as I moved around, her eyes following me intently.

When it came time for her to eat, she settled down and began her meal, occasionally looking up at me as if to check that I was still there. Each time she glanced over, I reassured her with a quiet, “I’m here, Bella,” my voice soft and comforting. She seemed more at ease, and we shared this quiet companionship.

Before I left, I knelt down to say goodbye, giving her one last gentle pat and promising, “I’ll be back tomorrow.” Bella gave a soft blink in response. The fish, both red and black, were their usual selves, gliding peacefully in the tank, completing this moment of calm in their small, shared world.

Today, we visited your home around 3:25 in the afternoon and noticed a big box sitting in front of the door. We weren’t sure what it was, but we decided to bring it inside for safekeeping. As we did, Bella greeted us with a soft meow, watching our every move with her curious eyes. She seemed more engaged today, following us as we went about our usual tasks.

We were happy to see that Bella ate a lot today and finally used her litter box, which is a great sign that she’s doing well. She stayed close to us as we fed the fish, her purring filling the room with warmth.

The black fish had found a cozy spot at the top of the castle tower, resting like a little guardian of its underwater world. The red fish was its lively self, darting around for food. All seemed peaceful, and Bella’s return to her usual self brought a sense of calm to the house.

Today, we visited your home around 12:48pm. we were relieved to finally see Bella back in her usual spot on the chair. She looked comfortable but seemed quieter than usual. She hadn’t eaten much again, and there was no sign that she’d used her litter box. We’re hoping she’s just having a slow day and will perk up soon.

In the fish tank, things were more lively. The red fish was back to competing for food, darting around energetically. Meanwhile, the black fish quietly tried to wedge itself into the little castle, almost as if seeking some quiet space of its own. The tank had its usual calm rhythm, though the fish seemed to be more active than in previous days. Despite Bella’s low energy, everything felt peaceful in its own way.

Today, when we arrived around 14:47, Bella was nowhere to be found. She wasn’t in her usual cozy spot by the window or perched on her favorite chair. The house felt a little quieter without her gentle presence greeting us. We searched for a bit, calling her name softly, but she must have found a new hiding spot to nap in or simply decided to keep to herself today. It seems she didn’t eat much, and her water bowl was only slightly touched, less than what we’re used to seeing.

Meanwhile, the fish were going about their day, as usual. The red fish swam gracefully around the tank, his movements calm but steady, while the black fish remained in his usual resting place, nestled among the decorations. Their serene movements brought a sense of calm to the room. Though Bella seemed to be taking a quiet day for herself, everything else appeared normal and peaceful. We’ll keep an eye on her tomorrow, hoping to see her back in her usual spot, ready for some company.

we visited around 2:46 in the afternoon. Bella seemed a bit more reserved than usual. She hadn’t eaten much, but she was otherwise fine—using her litter box as normal. We made sure to top off her food and give her fresh water, hoping she’d come around to it later.

The fish, on the other hand, were livelier than the day before. The red one swam with renewed energy, while the black fish glided through the tank with ease, occasionally darting out from its favorite spot. The tank seemed more vibrant today, with the fish putting on a subtle dance of life. Bella watched us quietly, her gentle presence filling the room.

we arrived around 1:37 in the afternoon, and Bella greeted us in her own sweet way. She jumped down from her chair and stayed close, clearly seeking a bit of company. Her tail curled around my legs, a soft sign of her contentment. It was lovely to see her so happy and comfortable.

The fish were their usual selves, with the black fish resting calmly in its favorite spot, though the castle had tilted sideways in the tank. Bella seemed in good spirits—she ate well, used her litter box, and everything felt just as it should. All is calm and well in your little world.

We stopped by your home around 2:30 in the afternoon, and the Halloween decorations were truly delightful—we couldn’t resist taking some photos. Bella was curled up in her favorite spot, and though she seemed a little surprised to see us, I imagine she’d spent the day keeping quiet company with the fish.

The red fish was moving more slowly than when we last saw him. Perhaps he’s missing his old companion, or maybe without anyone to compete with for food, he’s taking his time. Meanwhile, the black fish was nestled lazily in the shipwreck ornament, its beautiful, sleek texture catching the light from outside the tank. Peaceful, yet full of quiet life.

We swung by your home around 12:22 PM. Bella moved to another seat, likely to catch the best morning sunshine. We greeted her, and she looked at us intently, as if trying to tell us something, which we soon realized…

Today is a big day for the black fish. He was comfortable enough to stay outside while we took photos. He’s a big, beautiful one, and we captured him from various angles. It’s a happy Saturday for all of us. The two red fish added to the joyful moment.

Bella ate and drank well, finishing almost the entire bowl of water on the floor. She only pooed a little, which is normal give her performance history. She watched us as we left, and we shared a brief moment of eye contact.

We arrived at your home around 16:10 and were happy to see Bella resting on her chair. She seemed not to have moved at all, but after checking her food and water, we saw she had eaten quite a bit and had taken care of her business very well. The amount of food she consumed was noticeably larger than the last holiday we fed her, perhaps because she needs more energy during the winter.

The two red fish must have sensed us approaching the tank. Their swimming speed increased when we opened the lid, and as they expected, food was coming. They happily enjoyed the treat. The black one was shy and hiding somewhere near the shipwreck. Given our usual experience, we weren’t too worried about him this time.

Bella likes to bask in the sunlight, which helps keep her warm. We said goodbye, and she echoed with a slight move.

We dropped by your place around 2:56 PM. The sound of our opening the door seemed to wake Bella from her afternoon nap on her favorite chair. She gave a big yawn and soon went back to sleep after we went to feed the fish. The two red ones were their usual energetic selves, enjoying the food and our company. The black one, as always, was hiding deep in the shipwreck, and we couldn’t spot him.

After feeding the fish, we checked on Bella’s bench. It looks like she might have vomited yesterday since there was quite a bit of undigested food left on the bench. But she did finish most of her food, and she drank about a third of the water in her bowl. Bella seemed to be doing well, and she had peed and pooed properly.

We didn’t disturb her when we left, but Bella did stir a bit on her chair, as if to acknowledge us. We waved goodbye to Bella, and she went back to her sleep.

We stopped by your home around 15:56 and were happy to see Bella in a different chair. She seemed a bit tired, looked at us briefly, and then returned to her sleeping position. She had eaten quite a lot of food and drank almost half of the water. After two days of eating a high volume, she took good care of her business.

The red fishes were in a low-energy mode, swimming slowly, but perked up once they realized food was coming. They enjoyed their meal with gusto. The black fish remained hidden from view.

We said goodbye to Bella, and we’re glad she acknowledged us. We wished her a good rest.

We stopped by your place around 10:50 am and saw Bella resting in her chair. When we called her name, she looked at us curiously. I chatted with her a bit and mentioned we were there for our daily tasks. She seemed to understand very well.

Bella had almost finished her food, though there was quite some water left, possibly because it was cold. She looked quite well. She had relieved herself but hadn’t had a bowel movement. The black fish seemed happy and posed for my camera. It’s happy to spot the black one. The two red ones were doing great, enjoying their food as usual.

We waved goodbye to Bella on our way out.

We swung by your place at around 10:15 this morning and were happy to see Bella chilling in her chair. She looked a little sleepy—probably had a fun night!

Today, we made it our mission to check on the black fish to make sure everything was okay. We hung out by the fish tank for a bit, trying to spot her. It seemed like she could sense our concern because she finally appeared from behind the little ship, which was such a relief. High five to the fishes!

Bella’s been doing great, by the way. She’s been taking care of her business, eating well, and staying hydrated. She wasn’t too surprised to see us this morning, just gave us a big yawn. But when she noticed the camera, she perked right up. We said our goodbyes, and she gave us a soft meow in response.

We stopped by your place around 2:30 PM today but didn’t see Bella in her usual spot on the chairs. We called her name a few times, but she didn’t respond. After checking her food and water, everything seemed fine, so it looks like she’s in good shape.

We also tried to spot the black fish again today but couldn’t find her. We were a bit worried, so we used a camera to zoom into each corner of the fish tank from the outside. We think she might be hiding behind the shipwreck decoration, but we couldn’t be sure. We’re hoping she’s okay.

We dropped by your place around 4:55 PM today, but we didn’t spot Bella right away—she might have been off on one of her adventures since it might not be her usual rest time. At first, we thought a light was on, but then we realized it was just the natural light streaming in from your rooftop—a great use of green energy!

The fish were their usual selves, with the two red ones enjoying a food fiesta while the black one hiding somewhere. Bella seems to have taken care of her bathroom business and ate about half of her food. Her food and drink are ready.

We stopped by your place around 11:55 AM today and noticed that the yellow trash bin had been emptied, though the red one hadn’t yet. When we walked in, we immediately spotted Bella resting on her usual chair, looking as if she was expecting us—no surprises, just a smooth welcome.

We tried our luck at finding the elusive black fish today, but she remains the hide and seek champion! The two red ones, on the other hand, seemed quite pleased with themselves and enjoyed a tasty treat. We also checked in on Bella’s spot and saw that she had a good meal and drink, though it looks like she only needed to go ‘number one’ today.

As we were leaving, Bella seemed more interested in my camera than in Aimee, giving it a curious glance.

Aimee and Patrick dropped by today around 3:28 PM, just after we returned from Woolongong Memorial Park, where we laid my mom’s ashes to rest in the garden and paid our respects. When we got home, we noticed that someone kindly had already pulled out the trash bin for you.

We were delighted to find Bella perched on the same chair as yesterday, almost as if time stood still. Bella’s been doing quite well today; she ate about half her food, drank a good amount of water, and took care of her business. The fish are looking lovely as ever, though we missed seeing the black one today. It seems she won hide and seek this time!

Aimee and Patrick swung by today at about 1:57 PM—it’s a gorgeous sunny day! We noticed a busy little spider has spun a web behind the car. There were a few boxes left in front of the door, so we brought them inside just in case it starts to rain. They weren’t heavy at all, and we set them on the glass coffee table.

When we first got inside, we couldn’t find Bella. We called out to her a few times, but no response. We went ahead and fed the fish—the two red ones are doing great, though the black one is being a bit shy, hiding behind the ship decoration. We then checked on Bella’s spot. She ate about half of her food and drank some water.

We refreshed her water, topped up her food, and tidied up a bit, walking out with her little ‘presents’ safely bagged in plastic. Just as we were leaving, we spotted Bella perched on the chair giving Aimee a little stare. It was so heartwarming to see her comfortably resting there!

Wei-Jie and Patrick popped in at around 12:18 pm today to check on the lovely pets. At first, we couldn’t spot Bella in her chair, but when we started feeding the fish, she came dashing over to her food room, paused at the door, looked back to us, let out a meow. It was as if she was reminding us not to forget about her meal!

The fish were quite a sight today, especially the black one. It swam across the tank from the bottom right to the left, then swiftly hid inside the little ‘boat’. It was such a graceful move, like an Olympic swimmer! Patrick was quite mesmerized by the fish and spent some extra time watching them. Meanwhile, Bella snuck back to the sofa and hid underneath, staying quite close to the fish tank.

Bella’s already gobbled up half her food. Wei-Jie made sure to top it up, give her fresh water, and check everything else was okay. No messes to clean up today!

Tomorrow, Wei-Jie will be the one taking care of the pets. Aimee and Patrick are off to Canberra this afternoon with Yu-Xiang, Patrick’s father. They’ll be back on Sunday, and Wei-Jie will make sure the pets are well looked after while they’re away!

Aimee and her mom Wei-Jie swung by your place around 12:03 pm to take care of the fish. Oh, and we spotted a parcel on the ground, so we brought it inside for safekeeping. We didn’t spot Bella this time; she’s probably cozied up in a comfy spot for a nap. She seems to be doing well though – there was evidence of a well-used litter box, and she’s had a good amount of water and munched on about half her food. The fish are their usual selves, with the two red ones playfully vying for food, and the black one chilling in its cave, looking like it’s deep in meditation. Everything’s all good here!

Today around 11:38 am, Aimee and Patrick popped over to your place to feed the fish. We spotted the two red ones but didn’t see the black one. Looks like it’s not too keen on competing for food. Also, we noticed Bella’s had more than half her food and seems to be doing her thing just fine. She was probably napping somewhere during our brief visit, as we didn’t catch a glimpse of her or hear her collar. Oh, and someone kindly brought the yellow trash bin back after we brought it out last night. Hope everything’s great with you!

Around 11:35 am, Aimee’s mom, Wei-Jie, decided to give feeding the fish and Bella a try all by herself. Aimee was there too, just to make sure everything went smoothly. It was quite a scene – Bella was sneakily hiding behind the couch, peeking out at us while we fed the fish. We kept an eye on her for a bit, just to be sure she was doing okay. Thankfully, she seemed full of energy, doing her usual stretches with gusto. It looks like she’s bounced back from whatever was bothering her yesterday – no more signs of that little upset we noticed on the floor.

Oh, and about Bella, she’s been quite busy today, if you know what I mean! Although, she didn’t eat much, which was kinda expected. Maybe she’s not feeling her best appetite-wise. Let’s keep an eye on that.

We arrived around 11:30 am but couldn’t spot Bella right away. We looked in her favorite chair but it seems she found a cozy spot elsewhere for a nap. The fish are doing great, by the way – most of them were eagerly enjoying their meal, although the black one was a bit shy today.

While heading over to Bella’s feeding area, we noticed some leftover food on the floor. It looks like Bella might have had a little upset stomach after her meal. We found that she had drunk quite a bit of water and ate about half of her food. She used her litter box for a wee, but no poo just yet.

We took care of cleaning Bella’s litter box and also tidied up the floor using some tissues from the desk.

We called out for Bella a few times, but there was no sign of her before we left.

We got into your place around 12:05 pm today.  Aimee’s mom is all set to help us out this Friday through Sunday while Aimee’s away. Everything at home is pretty normal. Bella was right by the fish tank, waiting for us – such a cutie! She’s eaten most of her food from yesterday.

As for the fish, the black one seems to be playing hide and seek today. Couldn’t spot him anywhere. And Bella, she seems to have only done her ‘number two’, no ‘number one’ yet. We’ll keep a close eye on her, make sure she’s doing alright.

We popped in today around 1:30pm and found Bella lounging on her chair. She gave us a calm look as we walked in, totally chill as usual. We had our little ‘hello’ moment with just eye contact and then we went ahead to feed the fish. Couldn’t spot the black fish today, probably playing hide and seek in the cave again.

After the fish were all set, Bella was still relaxing on her chair, cool as a cucumber, like she knows our routine by heart. She had used her litter box and had a good drink of water, plus she polished off her food.

When we were heading out, Bella had already moved from her chair. I bet she was sneakily watching us refill her food. We said our ‘goodbyes’ at the doorstep – I’m sure she understood. All in all, a pretty smooth visit!

Today around 12:15 pm, we fed the fish and noticed the black one swimming near the bottom right of the tank. Bella was quite the character – she leapt off the chair and headed to her food bowl when we entered room. It seemed like she was hinting she wanted to eat before we focused on the fish. We saw her food in two bowls, both on the floor and the bench. We weren’t sure which one was for her, so we covered the one on the floor and made sure she had two bowls of fresh water and plenty of food in her bowl on the bench. As we were leaving, Bella was close to the fish tank, watching us head out the door. It felt like she was saying goodbye with her eyes. Also, Bella didn’t use her toilet yesterday, or maybe Robert cleaned it last night.

we got home around 12:25 pm and Bella was perched on her chair, almost like she was waiting for us. As soon as we walked in, she hopped off and stood right there in front of us. We had a bit of a stare-down but didn’t head straight for the fish tank. It’s like Bella knew what we were thinking! She casually strolled towards the fish tank, took a pause, and glanced back at us. While Aimee was feeding the fish, Bella just sat nearby, keeping us company.

She did use her litter box, but she hasn’t been eating much. There’s still about half a bowl of her food left.

Oh, and about the trash bins – the green one’s been emptied out, and someone was kind enough to put it back where it belongs.

When we got home around 7:19 pm, someone had already popped your red trash bin back in its place. It was a bit dark as we arrived, and even though Bella wasn’t in sight, the jingle of her collar gave her away. She must’ve been waiting for her dinner and a water top-up, smart girl. She’d polished off all her food from yesterday and had a hefty drink, though she chose the floor over the bench. And it looks like she didn’t fancy her litter box this time. Just as we were heading out, we heard her scampering near the deck.

We got back home today at around 14:38 and noticed that the trash bin had already been taken out – a big thank to the kind soul who did that! Bella was comfortably settled in her chair when we got in and calmly watched us while we fed the fish. She’s been really good, having finished all of her food from yesterday and taken care of her business properly. As usual, we refreshed her water and refilled her food. Bella was following us around, but I made sure not to turn back to avoid startling her. When we were leaving, she wasn’t in her chair anymore, which is actually a relief. It makes it easier for us to make sure she doesn’t sneak out the main door.

It’s a rainy Monday around 12:30 pm. Bella happily greeted Aimee and Patrick as they came to feed the fish. She strolled over to her food while we tended to the fishes. The black fish is a bit shy today, hiding away, but the other two are swimming around joyfully. Bella has finished all of her food from yesterday and used her litter box, which is great. When we were leaving, we called out to Bella to let her know, as she seemed to be hiding somewhere.

Today, Aimee and Patrick fed the fish at noon. Bella had finished yesterday’s food. We cleaned up her poo and changed her water. Initially, Bella greeted us and sniffed around. However, a cracking sound from closing the fish tank lid startled her, causing her to hide behind the sofa when we left.

Just wanted to update you about Bella. She was a bit shy when we first got there, but she perked up after we changed her water. She hopped onto the bench and even came over to sniff our hands, which was pretty cute. We made sure to move around gently so we wouldn’t startle her. After a bit, she seemed to warm up to us and even walked us to the door when we were leaving. Oh, and the fish are doing great – we finally spotted the black one!