Is that right? I mean, cats are definitely the forgotten species.

And it's really wild.

You know this.

You're on enough boards and meetings and things that you hear that the way the data goes, if a person has a dog and a cat, ideally, they tend to spend more money on the dog.

But if a person only has cats, they'll spend more than most people spend on dogs.

And cat ownership has gone up tremendously since COVID.

So they're finally starting to look into it more.

But why is that? Do you know why that's the most prevalent one that we see in cats compared with other cancers?