I like the redesign for the item menus, except for one part. I'm working on the Gourmet achievements, so now it takes me an extra step to figure out if my pet has eaten each food item. Before, I just opened a tab with each new item, and quickly exited if I saw the "(They've eaten it before)" text. Now I have to click an extra time on each food item. Since I sometimes have 50 or more food items to go through in my inventory, It feels like a step backwards to me. I do like that the page is shorter, but maybe there should be an option to see if your active pet has eaten an item before without requiring the extra click.

Support. Would love to have the active pet in the open for all pet options (eat, play, read, TC).

Ah yes... This doesn't particularly encourage me to work towards the achievement. I mean I keep buying new food but... Forget to feed them all the time! Having more steps in the feeding process isn't helping! o_____o

(same thing with books) Sometimes I create a new character and have to read hundreds of books to them

10000% support!! this would make many things much easier (gourmand, book worm,..)

a GA perk could be you could select up to 5 pets to show but yes to active pet at least.

It would be nice, but it could be even nicer if you could have a designated Gourmand pet, so you can keep other pets active for REs/Oracle/etc.

Maybe changing the entire system to an 'active pet' for each option (or at least the ones with obvious uses/achievements)? Not sure how it would be worded.

Sorry, know that's a bit outside the bounds of the suggestion but having to swap active pets and/or have this only have benefit for those doing Gourmand and nothing else would be a big drawback.

I prefer the suggestion of being able to designate a pet for the activity. My Gourmand pet isn't doing anything other than being fed. I don't want him active, because I have other pets I want to benefit from features that target active pets.

If we could set individual pets for feeding, reading, playing, and active, that'd be great.