"I think that's the problem, actually - you're crashing because you're trying to land on things instead of on the underside, which is where a real bat would land."

She pauses after his response, considering. She doesn't doubt it's the right answer, but it does make things a bit more daunting. Either way, it'd be difficult - it wasn't even easy for her when she first took bat shape - but he's good enough with the twig that at least he might be open to the idea of landing upside-down.

"All right... this isn't going to be easy, but I'm sure you can do it with a bit of practice." She walks back over to one of the cat trees, having noticed that even the underside of the platforms are carpeted. If he can just get his feet up there, grabbing hold of the fuzz should be easy - easier than stone. "Instead of aiming for the top of this platform, you're going to aim for the underside, here. And when you get there..." she trails off, wondering how best to explain it. "Maybe it would be easier if I showed you." Except that would involve manhandling him a little, and she's not sure he'd allow that.