Domino is extremely sweet and chill. She likes attention and company, but hates being picked up and is not a lapcat. She loves sun and observing the world outside. She is responsive to chatting with squeaks, chirps, squawks, and meows.
She also recognizes the name "Me's", "Be's", "Mimi Dons"
*Let me know if anything seems unusual - not eating, panting, frequent vomiting, mushy poops or no poops, or lethargic.
Monica
WhatsApp: +1-917-363-7286
24-Hr vet
VEG: 917-423-6444
Vet she's been to
Northside: 718-387-0541
General
Food
Domino eats raw food, do not heat it up. When current jar is low and not enough for the next meal, defrost a new jar by placing it in the fridge on the top shelf, as it will wilt/effect any vegetables you might be storing) Do not defrost any other way.
Don't leave raw food out for more than 30 min. *If she doesn't finish her food, let me know as that could be unusual.
Scale
Button on the left - long press on/off. Short tap to tare it to zero. If doing a hot water bath to warm up her food, sometimes need to take off the dish for a sec and tare again.
Air
When forecast is below 85°F, leave the window open. And turn on white tower fan to 1-3 level and swivel.
When forecast is 85°F+, leave AC on at 77°F, low fan, and close the middle curtain (not the blinds). The AC panel is sensitive, it turns on and off from the lid closing hard.
Plants
I try to keep plants away from her. Some are actually toxic. The main one she might have access to is the big one, and she will vomit if she munches on it.
Doors
Be careful of Domino's tail and your fingers — the balcony door and front door are especially heavy when there's a suction/vaccum effect from window being open. I have accidentally hurt a cat's tail from closing a door :(
Balcony
Do not to let Domino outside. If she manages to get outside, keep a constant eye on her. To lure her inside, mention "Are you hungry? Do you want some food?"
Music
I sometimes leave chill music on for her when I'm not at home like Sade. Use Sonos "Hey Sonos…"
Daily
Food, water, litter
Detailed below.
Play
A wand toy is in the apron pocket right of fridge. Other attachments, toys, ribbon, and strings are in the 3rd frosted drawer unit.
Brushing
If you can, brush her every other day. It reduces chance of vomit. Brush is the green thing in the 3rd frosted drawe. I say "brush, brush" and she usually comes over. She's very wiggly, but likes it. If not viable, it's ok.
Wet food 55g - 6-8pm
Less likely to vomit, but you could still pace her intake.
If you know you won't be able to be here at that time, split up her meal to feed her before and after you're away.
Bedtime Snack
*If you're staying at my place, feed her wet food in small dish before you sleep.
* If not staying, put dry treats or/and kibble in a small dish placed into the timer thing, close lid and set to open in 2-3 hours.
Litter (scoop is behind door)
Sift litter once daily, dump waste into the toilet, let sit for a minimum of 5 min before flushing. (easier at night when there's been more time for clumping to set) I shake out the rug now and then over the litter box. It's there to reduce litter in the rest of apt.