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# Home & daily care
Your cat's home, and the little daily moments that earn points.
**My Home** shows your staked cats that live in a room, one at a time. Cats without a room don't appear here: they can't be fed or cared for and don't earn points until you give them a room. Your cat watches your mouse, blinks, wanders around, purrs when you pet it, and uses the bowl, bed and toys you place. Friends drop by for visits, and you can switch the lamps on and off.
Four care meters show how your cat feels: **hunger, happiness, energy and hygiene**. They slowly go down over time. Daily limits are per cat and reset at 00:00 UTC.
## Daily care
* 🍲 **Feed** one meal a day: basic food (free) gives **100 points**, premium **125**, super **150**.
* 🍪 **Treats** up to 4 a day, in any mix: Star Biscuit (free) **25 points**, Berry Bite **30**, Cream Cookie **40**.
* 🌙 **Nap** once a day: refills energy and earns **20 points**.
* 💕 **Pet** once an hour: **+5 happiness**.
* ✨ **Daily adventures**: feed your cat, play together and visit a friend, **+50 points** each.
Room, decoration and trait bonuses are added on top of meal points. See [Bonuses & multipliers](/economy/bonuses-and-multipliers.md).
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