What cat behavior tells you about them

What Frodo's data tells us about his personality (or cattitude)

Frodo’s movement pattern is a classic profile of an Extroverted cat:

Short bursts of excitement followed by deep, satisfying rest.

He’s curious, confident in his space and emotionally secure enough to play, explore and then fully relax. This type of rhythm is a sign of a cat who feels safe at home.

Where some cats wander for long stretches, Frodo prefers checking in, hopping up, and moving in quick explorations. He experiences his world in moments, not marathons.

How Frodo’s Health Condition Shows Up in His Activity

Constipation in cats can sometimes lead to:

• Reduced movement
• Avoidance of jumping
• Changes in grooming or sleep

But Frodo’s behaviour data shows:

✅ High jumping
✅ Regular grooming
✅ Deep rest
✅ Active exploration

This suggests he’s coping well right now.

And here’s the key benefit of behaviour tracking:

If Frodo’s patterns ever change, his humans will see it early — before discomfort becomes distress. This is the kind of insight that improves real cat wellbeing.

Frodo in His World

If Frodo were a person?

He’d be the enthusiastic friend who says:“I’ll just check something!” creates an adventure, comes back happy and then falls asleep in the sun.

Warm. Energetic. Fully himself.