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# Cats

Cats should have 2 meals a day.

You are free and welcome to feed them by using 1 (one) cup, either spread out on the floor. In the upper house we feed them at the back of the house, next to the solar panels sheds after the corner of the Pagoda Room and on the floor adjacent to the sheds. The cat food is in a big bag placed at the entrance of the upper house. They usually eat in the early morning from 7.00 to 9.00 and at 18.00 in the evening.&#x20;

When you feed them, place the cup upside down on the cup holder to signal to others guest that they shouldn't do it again, (no matter how cute the cats look at them ;)

Do not allow any food to be left over: it will attract other roaming cats.


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