Cat Spray help needed

Paneling would be a good idea as well. I didn't realize that digging under
the bed was such a common problem! How funny! Is it a law that cats have
to do that?

kili

I believe that's one of the most important sections of the Kitty Code
Whenever I buy new box springs (admittedly not very often) that filmy
material over the bottom lasts about a week.

In the initial days the kitties like to lie on their backs and pull
themselves along under the bed by hooking claws into the film. Once they
get a few rips in it, it becomes a fun place to hide. Then when the rips
are larger than the covered portion, I just rip it all off.

Dan

"Dan M" wrote in message
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Paneling would be a good idea as well. I didn't realize that digging
under
the bed was such a common problem! How funny! Is it a law that cats
have
to do that?

kili

I believe that's one of the most important sections of the Kitty Code
Whenever I buy new box springs (admittedly not very often) that filmy
material over the bottom lasts about a week.

In the initial days the kitties like to lie on their backs and pull
themselves along under the bed by hooking claws into the film. Once they
get a few rips in it, it becomes a fun place to hide. Then when the rips
are larger than the covered portion, I just rip it all off.

Dan

I need to rip it all off, then because I'm finding it all over the house!
They're shredding it and batting it around like a toy. Silly little
creatures. :~D

kili

kilikini wrote:
"Dan M" wrote in message
news
Paneling would be a good idea as well. I didn't realize that
digging
under
the bed was such a common problem! How funny! Is it a law that
cats
have
to do that?

kili

I believe that's one of the most important sections of the Kitty
Code Whenever I buy new box springs (admittedly not very often)
that filmy material over the bottom lasts about a week.

In the initial days the kitties like to lie on their backs and pull
themselves along under the bed by hooking claws into the film. Once
they get a few rips in it, it becomes a fun place to hide. Then when
the rips are larger than the covered portion, I just rip it all off.

Dan

I need to rip it all off, then because I'm finding it all over the
house! They're shredding it and batting it around like a toy. Silly
little creatures. :~D

kili

If an errant (used) dryer sheet falls on the unnoticed in our house, usually
while sorting/folding the freshly cleaned clothes - it gets torn to shreds
by cats playing with it.

"Magic Mood Jeep©" wrote in message
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kilikini wrote:
"Dan M" wrote in message
news
Paneling would be a good idea as well. I didn't realize that
digging
under
the bed was such a common problem! How funny! Is it a law that
cats
have
to do that?

kili

I believe that's one of the most important sections of the Kitty
Code Whenever I buy new box springs (admittedly not very often)
that filmy material over the bottom lasts about a week.

In the initial days the kitties like to lie on their backs and pull
themselves along under the bed by hooking claws into the film. Once
they get a few rips in it, it becomes a fun place to hide. Then when
the rips are larger than the covered portion, I just rip it all off.

Dan

I need to rip it all off, then because I'm finding it all over the
house! They're shredding it and batting it around like a toy. Silly
little creatures. :~D

kili

If an errant (used) dryer sheet falls on the unnoticed in our house,
usually
while sorting/folding the freshly cleaned clothes - it gets torn to shreds
by cats playing with it.



Ah, I can see the allure in a dryer sheet. Soft, smells good and is
somewhat bouyant when tossed.

kili

kilikini wrote:
"Magic Mood Jeep©" wrote in message
...
kilikini wrote:
"Dan M" wrote in message
news Paneling would be a good idea as well. I didn't realize that
digging
under
the bed was such a common problem! How funny! Is it a law that
cats
have
to do that?

kili

I believe that's one of the most important sections of the Kitty
Code Whenever I buy new box springs (admittedly not very often)
that filmy material over the bottom lasts about a week.

In the initial days the kitties like to lie on their backs and pull
themselves along under the bed by hooking claws into the film. Once
they get a few rips in it, it becomes a fun place to hide. Then
when the rips are larger than the covered portion, I just rip it
all off.

Dan

I need to rip it all off, then because I'm finding it all over the
house! They're shredding it and batting it around like a toy. Silly
little creatures. :~D

kili

If an errant (used) dryer sheet falls on the unnoticed in our house,
usually while sorting/folding the freshly cleaned clothes - it gets
torn to shreds by cats playing with it.



Ah, I can see the allure in a dryer sheet. Soft, smells good and is
somewhat bouyant when tossed.

kili

Not to mention, it gets rid of those irritating *shocks* we accidentally
give them due to static electricity!

Jill

kilikini wrote:

"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" wrote in message
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kilikini wrote:


My fixed male cat sprayed in the bedroom. I've crawled on my hands and
knees (I heard from this group black light helps find the spray) to

find it

and we think it must be under the bed. Tyrone dug a whole through the
lining of the box spring for a little nook to sleep in and we think

that's

where he sprayed because the smell is stronger under the bed. I haven't

pin

pointed the exact location because I haven't torn apart the bed, but I'm
sure it's in the box spring. Any ideas, other than buying a new box

spring,

on how to remove the odor? It's really, really strong! I've been
couch-potato-ing it for a week now because of it.

I can't praise Nature's Miracle enough, for situations like
that. My intact tomcat urinated in his carrier on the way
to the vet (to be "altered"). Some of the urine spilled
over onto the seat of my car, and I thought for a while I'd
have to get rid of the car, in order to get rid of the
smell! Saturating the area with Nature's Miracle several
times finally made it go away, although it took a couple of
weeks.



Do they sell that at PetCo, do you know?

Yes, I think that's where I bought it last. (They even have
it on sale, sometimes.)

kili