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Well, poop! At wits end!
My guess is that she might sometimes find defecating difficult and she
associates that with the current box (and possibly even with your bathroom area). I suggest trying this: place a second box in your kitchen or other area *away from* your bathroom. If you're concerned about cleaning up stool, put a plastic carpet runner or long rug under/near that box for easier clean up. See if she defecates in that box. Also make sure it has a very low side, even if you need to cut another section away of a traditional litter box. Rene |
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I do agree with your opinions, it's really a good and flexible job....
Very well said, thanks for sharing. |
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