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CATastrophes (bio accidents)

Last edited 5 days ago by Keerthik O.

🤮 Throw up

Sometimes Tobi eats too fast, or works himself up after a meal and throws up somewhere. He has a bad habit of running backwards while throwing up, so he kinda spreads it over a big area, which makes it look like he threw up much more than if he stayed in one place. This is usually no cause for alarm and will not be cause for a . Inspect the sick and send us a picture. If you see no blood or strange non-food colors/bits in it, it should be nothing to worry about. He always feels really bad after upchucking and acts skittish, just give him an extra half can of food that day to make up for it, and be nice to him :)

💦 Revenge pee

If he gets lonely/bored/mad/threatened (which he might since we’ve abandoned him 🥲) or his litter is not cleaned in time, he may find somewhere illegal to pee. Watch out for
Any open suitcases or bags/backpacks he can climb into/onto.
Any piled clothes/fabric/down within his reach
Corners of the house where he might hide
He has never peed on the bed/in the bedroom before, and is usually good about using his litter while it’s clean, so areas of the living room and “foreign” objects are most at risk.
To avoid accidents, best to check the litter at least twice in 24 hours, 6+ hours apart, and stick to our advice in , until Tobi is familiar with you.

🐭 Critters

ℹ️ After some counter-measures and renovations, we have not had an invader since 2024. Let us know if/when/where you see one!
If it gets too humid, rainy, or frozen outside, you may have intruders (roaches, on rare occasions mice, just NYC things) through the dishwasher plumbing into the kitchen. We have plugged up the access locations, but Tobi sometimes dislodges them enough to let them through. Tobi usually finds any critter first, and he will chase it all around the house. If you can corner the bugger, keep Tobi away and spray the roach with the roach-killer (locate from ).
Tobi’s feeding area can attract critters because of his food spillover. We suggest using the mini-duster or vacuum every other day to clean his feeding area.
Please clean up the area of any roach-killer residue with Mr. Clean and paper towels, as it’s super-toxic for Tobi!
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