I am so proud of Kitty Farmcat

There have been no more accidents, she is using her new litterbox in the
bathroom that I really should have understood that she needed before now.
An hour ago she raced upstairs to use it, Yes, she ran very fast despite
the fact that she could have just gone outside the open door and found a
spot.

She doesn't seem to want to go outside much any more. There aren't many
neighbourhood cats but she would be too frail to stand up to them now.
Everything she needs is now in the house and as long as Boyfie will continue
to bring her his catches she will be happy.

Tweed

On 2006-08-12, Christina Websell penned:
There have been no more accidents, she is using her new litterbox in
the bathroom that I really should have understood that she needed
before now. An hour ago she raced upstairs to use it, Yes, she ran
very fast despite the fact that she could have just gone outside the
open door and found a spot.

She doesn't seem to want to go outside much any more. There aren't
many neighbourhood cats but she would be too frail to stand up to
them now. Everything she needs is now in the house and as long as
Boyfie will continue to bring her his catches she will be happy.

Sometimes it can be very hard to understand what they need. I'm so
glad that you have figured it out.

--
monique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully

pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca

On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 23:45:48 +0100, Christina Websell wrote:

There have been no more accidents, she is using her new litterbox in the
bathroom that I really should have understood that she needed before now.
An hour ago she raced upstairs to use it, Yes, she ran very fast despite
the fact that she could have just gone outside the open door and found a
spot.

She doesn't seem to want to go outside much any more. There aren't many
neighbourhood cats but she would be too frail to stand up to them now.
Everything she needs is now in the house and as long as Boyfie will continue
to bring her his catches she will be happy.

Tweed




She may need one on the first floor too. When Princess (RB 16) was
failing, at the last she had trouble getting to her litter box. I covered
the floor with a huge plastic drop cloth because she would just "let it go"
Then I placed a litter box close to her bed. Best wishes. I hope she
stays well and happy for a long time. MLB

On 2006-08-12 17:45:48 -0500, "Christina Websell"
said:

There have been no more accidents, she is using her new litterbox in
the bathroom that I really should have understood that she needed
before now.
An hour ago she raced upstairs to use it, Yes, she ran very fast
despite the fact that she could have just gone outside the open door
and found a spot.

She doesn't seem to want to go outside much any more. There aren't
many neighbourhood cats but she would be too frail to stand up to them
now.
Everything she needs is now in the house and as long as Boyfie will
continue to bring her his catches she will be happy.

Tweed

she's a smart girl. I'm sure it's just that weather probably seems much
more extreme now to her too, even though it might be fairly temperate
and she just feels safer inside. I'm so glad this worked out.

That's great! Good for KFC. Maybe you should have another litterbox
for her downstairs? That way she wouldn't have to race up the stairs.
--
Britta
Purring is an automatic safety valve device for dealing with happiness
overflow.
Check out pictures of Vino at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album


Christina Websell wrote:
There have been no more accidents, she is using her new litterbox in
the bathroom that I really should have understood that she needed
before now. An hour ago she raced upstairs to use it, Yes, she ran
very fast despite the fact that she could have just gone outside the
open door and found a spot.

She doesn't seem to want to go outside much any more. There aren't
many neighbourhood cats but she would be too frail to stand up to
them now. Everything she needs is now in the house and as long as
Boyfie will continue to bring her his catches she will be happy.

Tweed

Christina Websell wrote:
There have been no more accidents, she is using her new litterbox in the
bathroom that I really should have understood that she needed before now.
An hour ago she raced upstairs to use it, Yes, she ran very fast despite
the fact that she could have just gone outside the open door and found a
spot.

What a good girl! (Hope she doesn't mind me calling her a 'girl')

--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.
Stories and pics at http://koti.welho.com/mkurten/
Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/
and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki

Christina Websell wrote:
There have been no more accidents, she is using her new litterbox in
the bathroom that I really should have understood that she needed
before now. An hour ago she raced upstairs to use it, Yes, she ran
very fast despite the fact that she could have just gone outside the
open door and found a spot.

She doesn't seem to want to go outside much any more. There aren't
many neighbourhood cats but she would be too frail to stand up to
them now. Everything she needs is now in the house and as long as
Boyfie will continue to bring her his catches she will be happy.

Tweed

I'm glad KFC is happy, that's the important thing. :-)
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart.
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 23:45:48 +0100, "Christina Websell"
yodeled:

There have been no more accidents, she is using her new litterbox in the
bathroom that I really should have understood that she needed before now.
An hour ago she raced upstairs to use it, Yes, she ran very fast despite
the fact that she could have just gone outside the open door and found a
spot.

She doesn't seem to want to go outside much any more. There aren't many
neighbourhood cats but she would be too frail to stand up to them now.
Everything she needs is now in the house and as long as Boyfie will continue
to bring her his catches she will be happy.

Tweed




She's a smart girl.


Theresa
Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

Make Levees, Not War

"Christina Websell" wrote:
There have been no more accidents, she is using her new litterbox in the
bathroom that I really should have understood that she needed before now.
An hour ago she raced upstairs to use it, Yes, she ran very fast despite
the fact that she could have just gone outside the open door and found a
spot.

She doesn't seem to want to go outside much any more. There aren't many
neighbourhood cats but she would be too frail to stand up to them now.
Everything she needs is now in the house and as long as Boyfie will continue
to bring her his catches she will be happy.

She was just a normal little kitty after all, just wanting her box!
It's interesting how they just come naturally litter trained, even
when they've been an outdoor cat practically forever.

"Takayuki" wrote in message
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"Christina Websell" wrote:
There have been no more accidents, she is using her new litterbox in the
bathroom that I really should have understood that she needed before now.
An hour ago she raced upstairs to use it, Yes, she ran very fast despite
the fact that she could have just gone outside the open door and found a
spot.

She doesn't seem to want to go outside much any more. There aren't many
neighbourhood cats but she would be too frail to stand up to them now.
Everything she needs is now in the house and as long as Boyfie will
continue
to bring her his catches she will be happy.

She was just a normal little kitty after all, just wanting her box!
It's interesting how they just come naturally litter trained, even
when they've been an outdoor cat practically forever.


Indeed
Max moved in after he was one year old. He was wild.
He watched me pour the litter in the box and went right to it.
Never went anywhere else in the house.
Cheers
H.