Lessee...
I wake up sometime in the mid-late afternoon... set up Meat's puppy pen& toy basket & open hercage, make sure shehasn't done anything untoward w/ her water bowl, & top off hayif necessary.
Later in the evening, I dump the nasty oldhay &newspaper out of Meat'slitterbox & replace w/ nicenew stuff. Fill hay racks.
Sometime between 7 & 10 am, I fill Meat's food dish w/ a mix ofpellets & hay chaff, refill all hay containers, refill herwater bowl & make sure there's still water inherwaterbottle, then lock up the cage, put away the toy basket,fold up the puppy pen, bid Meat a good night & go to bed.
Of course, there's also a whole heck of a lot of head petting, playing,brushing, dispensing of treats, & generally just hanging out w/the bun interspersed randomly throughout the day. Sometimes Imake new toys for her, too, and every once in awhile I wrestle Meatinto her harness & we go exploring in the backyard... but noneof that's on any sort of a schedule. :}
Almost forgot to answer the pet question... I've got 3 ferrets& a bearded dragon, all of which live in their very own cages& get run times in different parts of the house, and will nevermeet Meat (well, someday I might have to take some goofy pix w/ Meat& the lizard...) We've also got nearly too many catsto count: some ignore Meat completely, some like to play w/ her throughthe bars of the puppy pen (until Meat gets too interested in them...then it's too scary & they run away ;D ).One of my cats seems to really really want to be friends w/ Meat,& she's the only one who's been allowed in Meat's personalspace... only w/ supervision, though.
Here's Gypsy in Meat's old cage, back when Meat still had the run ofone of the bedrooms. Note that I did not put Gypsy in thecage, nor do anything to entice her into it... she walked in of her ownaccord, immediately sat down in the litter box, & startedeating hay.
Soooooo not right in the head...