Would you leave your dog alone with a bag of chips for 8 hours?
(I was supposed to bring these things downstairs yesterday to be stored on the extra shelves...oops)Sometimes I just love that FREE dog. (and yes...they are still there, and we are at work again)
The FREE cat on the other hand has fallen into disfavor.
Perhaps she doesn't like the litter, perhaps she is just mad - but she has decided the barn floor is a better than the litter box.
This does not fly in weese's house. There will be no peeing on the floor*, even in the barn.
I sent a note to the feral cat adoption folks asking for suggestions - but my preference is to simply open the door.
*And while we are gloating over the FREE dog, it should also be noted that she has never once...ever ... peed in the house.
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Peeing is a current problem in ou house, with direct evidence of three of four pets doing so inappropriately. I am at my wits end, so if the feral cat people have some brilliant suggestion, do let us know.
Biscuit send a shout out to FREE dog as she is currently the only pee-appropriate four-legged in our house. She would, however, eat those chips.
Those chips would be gone if you left me alone in your house. The FREE dog is very good. The FREE cat needs the wide open spaces.
Stress can cause a UTI in a cat, which can lead to inappropriate elimination areas. Are you using the same brand of litter she's used to? Has she used a box before? Does she know what its for? Have you tried moving the box to where she's peeing?
All that said, we had cat who was just a bitch and would stare at us and pee right in front of the box. I think she was telling us to fuck off when she did it. We moved to a nicer house in San Antonio, she moved to a vet that found homes for cats.
I know you're into going Green, bit Odo-ban is great at removing cat pee odor.
er... bit= but. Damn mobile computing keyboards.
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