Just the sight of that fluffy cat, followed by Harry doing his exploration in the company of the other cats, I agree, wonderful stress relief❤❤❤❤. Also knowing that there are people as fascinated by these beautiful creatures as I am, is lovely. The “big Lump” Fergus, the Tiny Tim, the Tigger- they all have such big personalities😂🥰. Not to mention William, exploring for all he is worth!❤
So glad that all your cats are getting to experience the best life possible.All cats need fresh air and exercise.My cat gets to explore and he loves his life and my blind Guinea Pig and his brother enjoy the great outdoors too🥰🐈Stay safe and blessed from Venetia Cape Town 🇿🇦 South Africa.
All apart from the new arrivals. I have to wait until six months here, then the vets will operate. I believe it happens quicker in the USA & elsewhere.
My cat was disappearing from a neighbor's roof. I was trying to figure out where it was going. Turned out there was an access ladder leaning against structure and sure enough, my cat was climbing up and down it, happy as can be. Does it several times a day because he likes their yard. A few technical points. When referencing another video put a link in the description. You don't use your descriptions very much if at all. Or put one of those in or end of video links. I don't know how you make those but they make it easy to find the video you mention. Another youtuber I follow who does daily updates in a serious topic area is pretty open about what youtube looks at when deciding which videos to promote. It's basically click through rates. Which are determined by the thumbnail and the video title. Google wants to see higher clickthroughs when presenting a new video to random users who their algorithm has decided might watch it. So the title should be enticing and the thumbnail image one of the cuter or more interesting scenes from the video. This matters quite a bit apparently, that is, if youtube presents a new video to users and it gets a low click through rate it's going to be less likely to offer that video or channel. This doesn't have to mean pandering or the annoying click bait, particularly not with your videos which always have interesting moments and events. Essentially you can test this yourself but it mostly comes down to as you edit the video look for the cutest or most interesting scene with clicks in mind then clearly title it to boost the point..
Just the sight of that fluffy cat, followed by Harry doing his exploration in the company of the other cats, I agree, wonderful stress relief❤❤❤❤. Also knowing that there are people as fascinated by these beautiful creatures as I am, is lovely. The “big Lump” Fergus, the Tiny Tim, the Tigger- they all have such big personalities😂🥰. Not to mention William, exploring for all he is worth!❤
Awesome Andrew....the adventures of the cats are great because you let the blinds cats as they are 🐈⬛🐈👍🏆keep it up Andrew
Best slow tv out there. Perfection
So glad that all your cats are getting to experience the best life possible.All cats need fresh air and exercise.My cat gets to explore and he loves his life and my blind Guinea Pig and his brother enjoy the great outdoors too🥰🐈Stay safe and blessed from Venetia Cape Town 🇿🇦 South Africa.
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Wich one of your cats has the cutest meow ? I bet its big Fergus, he looks so handsome xD
🙋🏽♀️💖🥰😘🐈🥰🤗😍 harry & kittys
Our beautiful Harry... so adventurous and beautiful Tigger, im so glad you have found a loving home, with other kitties to keep you company😻😻
I'm soʻ happy ì once found your channel. Harry is blind but you'd never know it. ❤
Can you tell me are all your kitties spayed and neutered? ❤
All apart from the new arrivals. I have to wait until six months here, then the vets will operate. I believe it happens quicker in the USA & elsewhere.
Relaxing with a cup of tea watching the herd. Just great camera work.
My cat was disappearing from a neighbor's roof. I was trying to figure out where it was going. Turned out there was an access ladder leaning against structure and sure enough, my cat was climbing up and down it, happy as can be. Does it several times a day because he likes their yard.
A few technical points. When referencing another video put a link in the description. You don't use your descriptions very much if at all. Or put one of those in or end of video links. I don't know how you make those but they make it easy to find the video you mention.
Another youtuber I follow who does daily updates in a serious topic area is pretty open about what youtube looks at when deciding which videos to promote.
It's basically click through rates. Which are determined by the thumbnail and the video title.
Google wants to see higher clickthroughs when presenting a new video to random users who their algorithm has decided might watch it. So the title should be enticing and the thumbnail image one of the cuter or more interesting scenes from the video.
This matters quite a bit apparently, that is, if youtube presents a new video to users and it gets a low click through rate it's going to be less likely to offer that video or channel.
This doesn't have to mean pandering or the annoying click bait, particularly not with your videos which always have interesting moments and events.
Essentially you can test this yourself but it mostly comes down to as you edit the video look for the cutest or most interesting scene with clicks in mind then clearly title it to boost the point..
I have seen videos of cats that climb ladders, just never seen a blind kitten do it.
@blindlife4668 and that is what makes your blind cats special. And the space you create for them that lets them feel safe enough to be themselves.
These cats are great.
algo
someone donate catfood