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Space-wise, make sure it has access to sand and rocks. Cubone clean themselves with dust baths, and they tap rocks as a way to communicate. This can even be a form of enrichment for the little guy. If you develop codes for different things, you can use a hammer or similar tool to tap at rocks in the area, and Cubone may eventually use them to as for things like food, water, or playtime! I would also recommend some light combat training, since without it Cubone won’t be as fit or strong as it needs to be to evolve at a regular time. Good luck with him!

Ivysaur tend to try and rush their evolution, but it’s best to take your time with it.

As far as keeping them healthy, every member of your team besides Tauros and Venusaur need meat or a protein-rich kibble, although for all of them except Gyarados I would supplement that with fresh fruit and vegetables whenever you can (Not that Gyarados wouldn’t enjoy a berry from time to time!). Electivire can be prone to knots in its fur, so a detangling brush made for electric types will probably be a must, as well as a standard brush for Arcanine. 

Blastoise’s water jets are pressurized and intended for battle, so please do not try and use them as sprinklers

It’s rare, but sometimes an Eevee will reject certain forms of evolution in favor of another. This can happen if one of their parents was evolved, or if they were raised around a certain type of pokemon.

I’m not a pokemon trainer, so I didn’t get a proper starter

Hydreigon are very hard to tame, but thankfully rare in the wild. In ancient times, it was thought that they represented the wrath of the gods.