One bowl empty. Another free-feeding nearby. A third staring like a collections agent.
A kitchen moment you know
Multi-cat kitchens have their own physics. The hungriest face arrives first. The picky one waits. The thief steals. Humans collapse it all into “cats are fed,” and at 8pm that helps nobody.
Care guides often stress separate feeding and consistent schedules in multi-cat homes — Catter does not replace that advice; it keeps people honest about which cat actually got what.
Each cat gets a card: status, schedule, defaults, last meal. You log the one who ate. Partners see the same board. Weight notes sit beside history when a week feels weird — still not a vet app, just clearer kitchen memory.
