If there’s one thing Abbi takes seriously, it’s her dinner time. So, when dinner is even a few minutes late, she makes her feelings very clear—Abbi is *not* amused.

It starts with the stare. She’ll sit right in front of us, eyes locked on, as if to say, “Did you forget something?” If we don’t move fast enough, she’ll add a little huff, just to make sure we know she’s not pleased. The longer dinner is delayed, the more expressive she becomes—pacing, sighing, and eventually, sitting down with a dramatic flop, as if to show just how disappointed she is. And when the food finally arrives? Abbi takes her time, as if to remind us that *she* decides when dinner’s done. She might give us a look between bites, a subtle reminder not to let it happen again.

Abbi’s insistence on punctuality is just one of her many quirks that keeps us on our toes. It’s a funny reminder of how much our pets rely on routine, and how they’re not shy about letting us know when we’ve disrupted it. But, no matter how much attitude she gives, we wouldn’t change a thing—Abbi’s personality is part of what makes her so lovable.