Looking after Kimi
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Looking after Kimi
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Lots of love ❤️
Breakfast 7 am
She will wait until later to have breakfast but this is her ideal time to have it.
1)
Get her daily box of food out of the cupboard which is below the fruit bowl. All of her things are here on the top shelf.
2)
Break up one morning tablet from the jar with the gold lid and add this to her bowl.
3)
Give her one third of her biscuits plus a little cheese.
4)
Fill her water bowl up with fresh water.
5)
Empty her bowl outside onto the plants and fill up with fresh drinking water.
Morning walk
Or any time you are free.
1)
Poo bags, ball & treats are near the fish tank. Make sure you take these. The treats are useful if you need to get her to move!
2)
Her lead and harness are hanging up in the porch.
3)
Take her down the cut, around Sunbury Park (but just tell her 'ah' if she goes near cow poo) or put her in the car and take her to the island so somewhere else. There is a spare seatbelt in the top drawer in the porch.
Lunch 12 pm
She may start asking for food earlier but make her wait until 12 pm at the earliest.
1)
Give her one third of her biscuits plus a little cheese or breakup some of her bacon treats on top.
Dinner 5 pm
She will start to get more vocal around 4/4.30 pm because she wants to eat. Distract her by playing or going in the garden, but make her wait until 5 pm before feeding.
1)
Break up one evening tablet from the jar with the silver lid and add this to her bowl.
2)
Give her the last third of her biscuits plus a little cheese.
3)
An hour or an hour and a half later she will start to bother you again. It's time for a treat. Give her one of her treats. Anything pictured here (in the cupboard) but in the summer months she has the anti-itch treats. If you want treat her later as well you can, just not too much.
4)
At the end of the day, before you go to bed, check that Squeeky, Carrot and her favourite little balls (x2) are indoors. And of course Kimi!
Upset tummy
If Kimi has an upset tummy, she doesn't seem to want her food and you can hear her tummy gurgling then give her a charcoal biscuit.
They are in her cupboard. You might have to break it up and feed it to her in small pieces. If she hasn't got any better you can give her another one. They are safe, she can have as many as she needs.