Your New Nekoloid: Iceland

Thank you for custom ordering from Neko Corp. Here is a list of instructions for caring for your new pet Nekoloid and with your new Nekoloid is a few things it might need.

Your Iceland Nekoloid Comes With:
- One cat bed,
- One water dish
- One food dish
- A  Mr. Puffin cat toy
- 3lbs of dry cat food
- 5 cans of wet cat food
- A bag of licorice
- One collar
- A Scratching post

All Nekoloids are to be kept away from water to keep them functioning and regular grooming to avoid hair balls. Due to pet over populations, Nekoloids are spayed and nurtured before being shipped to you.  Nekoloids also have all their shots, and are free of fleas, worms and completely healthy.

Wakening Your Nekoloid
Wakening your Iceland Nekoloid is easy, just wave one of the licorice and he will wake to happy nibble on it.

What to feed your Nekoloid
You can feed your Iceland Nekoloid cat food, wet or dry but they love to eat licorice, shrimp, and shark. You can also feed him sheep but don't feed him puffins.

Warring: Over feeding your Iceland Licorice with result in his inner workings to clog up.

Entertaining your Nekoloid
Iceland Nekoloids like to be in hot springs and see the northern lights, as Iceland Nekoloids are very fond of them. If not, then you can always give him Mr. Puffin to play with.

Note: We have kitty life vest available in out Nekoloid accessory shop to allow water loving Nekoloids to be in the water and float.

Iceland Nekoloids Compatibility With Other Units
Norway Nekoloids:   Iceland Nekoloids are the younger brother of Norway Nekoloids and are often doted upon. Norway often grooms him and takes naps with him. Iceland doesn't like to play with his brother.

Q&A
Q: Every time I lose my Iceland Nekoloid I always find him in my kitchen cupboards, what is he doing In there?
A:  Looking for licorice.

Q: My Iceland Nekoloid is crying, and not even my Norway Nekoloid can make him stop.
A: You have to find Mr. Puffin,

Q: Can I dress my Iceland Nekoloid as a Puffin?
A: Yes you can, they love it.

Q: Why is my Iceland Nekoloid so small?
A: That is because he's not really grown yet not really a kitten as he retains his puffy fur.