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Coca the cat

Coca, a long-haired tortoiseshell cat, stretched out on a sunny window sill

Coca is an old but very gentle soul. She stays home while we are away.

Saying hello

  • She dislikes loud noises and being chased. Let her set the pace.
  • She comes to you when she wants attention. You can pet her then. Once she feels at ease, she will happily come for a cuddle.

Coming and going

Coca leaves and enters the house through the cat flap whenever she wants. Keep the flap clear.

Wet food and water

Coca gets a tin of wet food 3 times a day: in the morning, in the afternoon and in the evening before you go to sleep. If you are out for a whole day, you can give her the second serving before you head out.

  • Give 1 tin per serving.
  • You will find the tins in the cupboard with the glass sliding door, next to her food bowl.
  • Her water can be refreshed every 2 days.

The cupboard with the glass sliding door where the tins of wet food are kept

Her diet

Coca has kidney disease. She will act like she wants your food. Please give her nothing else. 💛

Tip: leave no food unattended on the table or the kitchen counter. She is very sneaky!

Coca as a kitten:

Coca as a kitten, sitting on a desk in front of a laptop