Litter box offerings - good news

"Karen Chuplis" wrote in message
...
in article , Takayuki at
wrote on 9/22/04 8:38AM:

"CatNipped" wrote:

Speaking of litter box offerings, it's funny but I can tell which cat
left
which offering.

That'a an amazing talent. Even with one cat, I only have a vague idea
of how many offerings are made a day, plus, I've never actually
watched one of those offerings in the process of being made. You must
follow your cats around and scoop every hour.

I can tell too. Maybe it's a "mother" thing.

This makes me so glad that it's possible for my two to go out and do number
1 & 2 outside!
The only time I had to confine them overnight was when Boyfriend was booked
in for his snip the next day, in case he got wind of it, and was out in the
great beyond when I got up..
I didn't have a litter tray, so I used an old washing up bowl, which was
round - not ideal - and filled it with garden earth.
BF kept asking to go out, but I wouldn't let him. He became quite desperate
and miaowed his head off, I pretended not to understand.
In the end, as the bowl was small, he perched his bottom on the soil, his
front feet outside and did a huge poo. Then he apologised.
I love this cat.

Tweed

"Karen Chuplis" wrote in message
...
in article , Takayuki at
wrote on 9/22/04 8:38AM:

"CatNipped" wrote:

Speaking of litter box offerings, it's funny but I can tell which cat
left
which offering.

That'a an amazing talent. Even with one cat, I only have a vague idea
of how many offerings are made a day, plus, I've never actually
watched one of those offerings in the process of being made. You must
follow your cats around and scoop every hour.

I can tell too. Maybe it's a "mother" thing.

This makes me so glad that it's possible for my two to go out and do number
1 & 2 outside!
The only time I had to confine them overnight was when Boyfriend was booked
in for his snip the next day, in case he got wind of it, and was out in the
great beyond when I got up..
I didn't have a litter tray, so I used an old washing up bowl, which was
round - not ideal - and filled it with garden earth.
BF kept asking to go out, but I wouldn't let him. He became quite desperate
and miaowed his head off, I pretended not to understand.
In the end, as the bowl was small, he perched his bottom on the soil, his
front feet outside and did a huge poo. Then he apologised.
I love this cat.

Tweed

CatNipped wrote:
Well, I just scooped the litter boxes and it appears that everyone is
back to normal - all stools are solid and all pee clumps are the
correct size and number for each cat. Thanks for the purrs, they
worked again!! It either was just a stress-caused, temporary
problem, or (after reading about this in another post here) it could
even have been an anal gland expression.

Grin There can't be any other group where this message would be good
news. I'm glad everything is back to normal, and I hope "Jeanne" stays
well away from your MIL.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.

CatNipped wrote:
Well, I just scooped the litter boxes and it appears that everyone is
back to normal - all stools are solid and all pee clumps are the
correct size and number for each cat. Thanks for the purrs, they
worked again!! It either was just a stress-caused, temporary
problem, or (after reading about this in another post here) it could
even have been an anal gland expression.

Grin There can't be any other group where this message would be good
news. I'm glad everything is back to normal, and I hope "Jeanne" stays
well away from your MIL.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.

CatNipped wrote:
Well, I just scooped the litter boxes and it appears that everyone is
back to normal - all stools are solid and all pee clumps are the
correct size and number for each cat. Thanks for the purrs, they
worked again!! It either was just a stress-caused, temporary
problem, or (after reading about this in another post here) it could
even have been an anal gland expression.

Grin There can't be any other group where this message would be good
news. I'm glad everything is back to normal, and I hope "Jeanne" stays
well away from your MIL.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.

"Adrian" wrote in message
...

Grin There can't be any other group where this message would be good
news. I'm glad everything is back to normal, and I hope "Jeanne" stays
well away from your MIL.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.

LOL! You're right!! Thanks.

Hugs,

CatNipped

"Adrian" wrote in message
...

Grin There can't be any other group where this message would be good
news. I'm glad everything is back to normal, and I hope "Jeanne" stays
well away from your MIL.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.

LOL! You're right!! Thanks.

Hugs,

CatNipped

"Adrian" wrote in message
...

Grin There can't be any other group where this message would be good
news. I'm glad everything is back to normal, and I hope "Jeanne" stays
well away from your MIL.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.

LOL! You're right!! Thanks.

Hugs,

CatNipped