POLL: Do I get my cat to stop pissing int the living room by...
 

Moving the litter box to the likeable spot in the living room,

OR

Do I try some other method?


Jimmy

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On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 10:45:39 -0400, "jimmy the LD"
wrote:

Moving the litter box to the likeable spot in the living room,

OR

Do I try some other method?


Jimmy

Jimmy, move the livingroom.g

I've thought about a bit more, and I really think you need another
_male_cat. When the fng ****es in the box, Rutherford The Floor
****er surely will want to go over and cover up the fng's smell with
his own wonderful scent.

-bonbon

On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 10:45:39 -0400, "jimmy the LD"
wrote:

Moving the litter box to the likeable spot in the living room,

OR

Do I try some other method?


Jimmy

Jimmy, move the livingroom.g

I've thought about a bit more, and I really think you need another
_male_cat. When the fng ****es in the box, Rutherford The Floor
****er surely will want to go over and cover up the fng's smell with
his own wonderful scent.

-bonbon

On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 10:45:39 -0400, jimmy the LD wrote:

Moving the litter box to the likeable spot in the living room,

OR

Do I try some other method?


Jimmy

This is simply a suggestion as I have never had a similar problem:---
Instead of moving the litter box, add a few new ones and keep them scooped.
Also, try a fine scoopable litter (as opposed to the coarser ones) And,
yes, do consult a different Vet Do you give him loving attention --
brushing, petting, playing, etc. ? MLB

On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 10:45:39 -0400, jimmy the LD wrote:

Moving the litter box to the likeable spot in the living room,

OR

Do I try some other method?


Jimmy

This is simply a suggestion as I have never had a similar problem:---
Instead of moving the litter box, add a few new ones and keep them scooped.
Also, try a fine scoopable litter (as opposed to the coarser ones) And,
yes, do consult a different Vet Do you give him loving attention --
brushing, petting, playing, etc. ? MLB

"jimmy the LD" wrote:

Moving the litter box to the likeable spot in the living room,

OR

Do I try some other method?


Jimmy

You're asking the wrong people in regards to ideal litter box
placement - ask the cat.

Meanwhile find a vet willing to assume there is a health issue and let
him figure out what it is.

-mhd

"jimmy the LD" wrote:

Moving the litter box to the likeable spot in the living room,

OR

Do I try some other method?


Jimmy

You're asking the wrong people in regards to ideal litter box
placement - ask the cat.

Meanwhile find a vet willing to assume there is a health issue and let
him figure out what it is.

-mhd

"jimmy the LD" wrote in message
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Moving the litter box to the likeable spot in the living room,

OR

Do I try some other method?



Move the box! See if it works.

"jimmy the LD" wrote in message
...
Moving the litter box to the likeable spot in the living room,

OR

Do I try some other method?



Move the box! See if it works.

wrote in message
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"jimmy the LD" wrote:

Moving the litter box to the likeable spot in the living room,

OR

Do I try some other method?


Jimmy

You're asking the wrong people in regards to ideal litter box
placement - ask the cat.

Meanwhile find a vet willing to assume there is a health issue and let
him figure out what it is.

-mhd

Amen.