What Can I Do To Help This Cat?

confirms the low IQ by responding to

"Don't ever let the facts get in the way of things that come out of your
mouth" by asking

"WTF does that mean?"

You need to include "what the f*ck" in your inquiry? How very classless of you.
My statement means that I explained the facts for the various screen names.
It's common knowledge that aol subscribers have the option of using various
screen names. There is nothing sinister about it. If I issued a denial, you'd
have cause to go further with your accusations. Your character is obviously
flawed. Go back to crushing bricks on your forhead and stop trolling.

"Luvskats00" wrote in message
...
Cathy Friedmann" writes


wrote
Can I teach her to use
the litterbox exclusively?


Has she been checked for a UTI ....You can put 2 littler boxes next
to
eachother, one for peeing, one for pooping. Or both for both in case
she
just simply prefers two. ....Putting out 3 boxes in a a
row solved that problem here, so it's at least worth a try.

That's good (below), but I meant two "litter" boxes - not littler ones;
typo. The boxes can be good-sized, of course.

the new litter; if she's now using the second box w/ the present litter,
I'd personally stick w/ that, at least for the time being; not rocking the
boat.

Cathy

--
"Staccato signals of constant information..."
("The Boy in the Bubble") Paul Simon

Well, currently I have the original litterbox (with newspaper) used by my
resident cat and the smaller litterbox (w/litter) next to one another. I
was
overjoyed when I went into the bedroom and discovered she pooped in the
smaller
box. I praised her for 10 minutes (though I'm not sure she had a clue why
I
was doing that)...I received several suggestions/links to Dr. Elsey's
Precious
Cat Attract, cat litter. It's guaranteed to have all cats not using the
box -
use the box. I ordered a 20 lb. bag. I'm hoping that she follows up her
poop
with some pee in the box. I will be watching so I'll clean it immediately
and,
hopefully, encourage her to use it routinely.

"Luvskats00" wrote in message
...
Cathy Friedmann" writes


wrote
Can I teach her to use
the litterbox exclusively?


Has she been checked for a UTI ....You can put 2 littler boxes next
to
eachother, one for peeing, one for pooping. Or both for both in case
she
just simply prefers two. ....Putting out 3 boxes in a a
row solved that problem here, so it's at least worth a try.

That's good (below), but I meant two "litter" boxes - not littler ones;
typo. The boxes can be good-sized, of course.

the new litter; if she's now using the second box w/ the present litter,
I'd personally stick w/ that, at least for the time being; not rocking the
boat.

Cathy

--
"Staccato signals of constant information..."
("The Boy in the Bubble") Paul Simon

Well, currently I have the original litterbox (with newspaper) used by my
resident cat and the smaller litterbox (w/litter) next to one another. I
was
overjoyed when I went into the bedroom and discovered she pooped in the
smaller
box. I praised her for 10 minutes (though I'm not sure she had a clue why
I
was doing that)...I received several suggestions/links to Dr. Elsey's
Precious
Cat Attract, cat litter. It's guaranteed to have all cats not using the
box -
use the box. I ordered a 20 lb. bag. I'm hoping that she follows up her
poop
with some pee in the box. I will be watching so I'll clean it immediately
and,
hopefully, encourage her to use it routinely.

"Luvskats00" wrote in message
...
Cathy Friedmann" writes


wrote
Can I teach her to use
the litterbox exclusively?


Has she been checked for a UTI ....You can put 2 littler boxes next
to
eachother, one for peeing, one for pooping. Or both for both in case
she
just simply prefers two. ....Putting out 3 boxes in a a
row solved that problem here, so it's at least worth a try.

That's good (below), but I meant two "litter" boxes - not littler ones;
typo. The boxes can be good-sized, of course.

the new litter; if she's now using the second box w/ the present litter,
I'd personally stick w/ that, at least for the time being; not rocking the
boat.

Cathy

--
"Staccato signals of constant information..."
("The Boy in the Bubble") Paul Simon

Well, currently I have the original litterbox (with newspaper) used by my
resident cat and the smaller litterbox (w/litter) next to one another. I
was
overjoyed when I went into the bedroom and discovered she pooped in the
smaller
box. I praised her for 10 minutes (though I'm not sure she had a clue why
I
was doing that)...I received several suggestions/links to Dr. Elsey's
Precious
Cat Attract, cat litter. It's guaranteed to have all cats not using the
box -
use the box. I ordered a 20 lb. bag. I'm hoping that she follows up her
poop
with some pee in the box. I will be watching so I'll clean it immediately
and,
hopefully, encourage her to use it routinely.

if she's now using the second box w/ the present litter,
I'd personally stick w/ that, at least for the time being.....

I'm so happy and hope tomorrow is the same as today (with her using the box,
that is.) I'm not changing a thing.

if she's now using the second box w/ the present litter,
I'd personally stick w/ that, at least for the time being.....

I'm so happy and hope tomorrow is the same as today (with her using the box,
that is.) I'm not changing a thing.

if she's now using the second box w/ the present litter,
I'd personally stick w/ that, at least for the time being.....

I'm so happy and hope tomorrow is the same as today (with her using the box,
that is.) I'm not changing a thing.

"A few google searches confirmed it. This one is classic. Probably
the one that started you morphing your name..."

The message was a response to someone (one of hundreds) who had posted about
the death of their cat who was allowed to roam outside.

Huh? No, it wasn't. The message was a response to a post about someone's cat
who had stayed out all night--not a cat that was killed. The cat lives in the
UK--where most cats are allowed outdoors. It was posted in a very amiable and
friendly newsgroup, where you saw fit to butt in and slam the poster when you
had no idea what you were talking about. You never post there, you don't know
the people there, and wham bang....you blow in just to flame some very nice
people. It was indescribably rude.

How difficult is it
(for a present/future cat owner/guardian) to determine the danger level of
the
environment outside the home?

Not as difficult as it must have been for you, when you determined from
thousands of miles away that this person's environment was unsafe.

I appreciate the fact that you are an indoor proponent. I don't disagree with
that point; *some* areas are unsafe for cats.

Sherry

"A few google searches confirmed it. This one is classic. Probably
the one that started you morphing your name..."

The message was a response to someone (one of hundreds) who had posted about
the death of their cat who was allowed to roam outside.

Huh? No, it wasn't. The message was a response to a post about someone's cat
who had stayed out all night--not a cat that was killed. The cat lives in the
UK--where most cats are allowed outdoors. It was posted in a very amiable and
friendly newsgroup, where you saw fit to butt in and slam the poster when you
had no idea what you were talking about. You never post there, you don't know
the people there, and wham bang....you blow in just to flame some very nice
people. It was indescribably rude.

How difficult is it
(for a present/future cat owner/guardian) to determine the danger level of
the
environment outside the home?

Not as difficult as it must have been for you, when you determined from
thousands of miles away that this person's environment was unsafe.

I appreciate the fact that you are an indoor proponent. I don't disagree with
that point; *some* areas are unsafe for cats.

Sherry

"A few google searches confirmed it. This one is classic. Probably
the one that started you morphing your name..."

The message was a response to someone (one of hundreds) who had posted about
the death of their cat who was allowed to roam outside.

Huh? No, it wasn't. The message was a response to a post about someone's cat
who had stayed out all night--not a cat that was killed. The cat lives in the
UK--where most cats are allowed outdoors. It was posted in a very amiable and
friendly newsgroup, where you saw fit to butt in and slam the poster when you
had no idea what you were talking about. You never post there, you don't know
the people there, and wham bang....you blow in just to flame some very nice
people. It was indescribably rude.

How difficult is it
(for a present/future cat owner/guardian) to determine the danger level of
the
environment outside the home?

Not as difficult as it must have been for you, when you determined from
thousands of miles away that this person's environment was unsafe.

I appreciate the fact that you are an indoor proponent. I don't disagree with
that point; *some* areas are unsafe for cats.

Sherry