Lake Edward, 2010.

I am glad to report that Lake Edward will open this year, with a substantially shorter shoreline.


After years of fighting against shorelines that spilled over onto the tile floors?

I finally figured out how to keep Ed from moving the waterdish/pan all over the floor.


I changed his waterbowl from plasitc pet job to an old sauce pan that I was going to toss out.


That didn't help.


About a month ago I found an old frying pan and placed the saucepan inside!!!


The floor has stayed dry since!

Ed still can move the saucepan back and forth-he loves to lick the water off of the sides-and it spills into the frying pan.

It's one more thing to do, but it sure beats having to friggin' mop all the time!

Surf's Up, Dudes!:D

So, he hasn't figured out how to step on the fry pan handle and flip the enire thing yet, eh? ;) :D :love:

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Originally Posted by momoffuzzyfaces

So, he hasn't figured out how to step on the fry pan handle and flip the enire thing yet, eh? ;) :D :love:

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NO, I do that at night....:p:D

My RB Sunny loved to play in the water bowls so my mom came up with the idea of putting them inside of a clean litter box. I've been doing this for years now and it works out great.:) I now use large ceramic casserole dishes for their water bowls and they are heavy enough that the cats can't really move them or knock them over. Good luck with Ed.:)

It does take a while but we silly humans do learn eventually. :p

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Originally Posted by RICHARD

NO, I do that at night....:p:D

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Don't give him any ideas....;)

:p You all are funny.. Hey try getting one of those bowls with the rubber bottom.. Those bowls wont slide at all.. ** Or heck just get a swimming pool **:D

As they say Richard Necessity is the Mother Of Invention.:cool:
That's great that you will not be slipping in Lake Edward and hopefully have conquered the problem of wet floors forever!:)

Maybe you could buy Ed a baby pool for the summer.;)