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  1. #1
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    Why, why, why must Cassie make her first deposit in a clean box only moments after her servant finishes the clean-up? I head for the Dumpster with the old litter, I come back and I hear ... scratch, scratch, dig, dig. I guess it's so the box smells familiar.

    Why, why, why must she kick the litter determinedly out and over the side of the box? Gotcha on that one, cat ... I put a big ole' honkin' rag rug underneath the box. She kicks - I just shake the litter from the rug back into the box.

    My job is to keep it clean and ready for use. Anything for you, Cassie Cat.

    But, Medusa, I'm concerned that the cat's urine is sticky. That doesn't sound normal to me.
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  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by cassiesmom
    I'm concerned that the cat's urine is sticky. That doesn't sound normal to me.
    No, the urine itself isn't sticky. It's just that when they pee on the side of the box, the litter clumps and sticks to the box.
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    cassiesmom - would Cassie use a covered box?

    Depending on the size of your box, you might be able to buy just the cover to fit it.
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    One of my cats consistently pees over the back of the litter box. I finally bought a tote container to keep the wall clean. I laid the tote on on its side and slid the litter box inside. It hasn't helped with the cement on the bottom of the box, but I can rinse the tote easir than the wall. Even the cats that don't like covered litter boxes will use the ones with totes.

    I tried the Pam spray and found that it really helps. Gotta be careful not to use too much; it's kinda messy if you get it on anything else.

    Wish I had a cure for the cement problem but I can certainly can commiserate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mruffruff
    I tried the Pam spray and found that it really helps. Gotta be careful not to use too much; it's kinda messy if you get it on anything else.
    I've tried pouring some baby oil on a paper towel and rubbing that on the inside of the box before pouring in the cat litter. It works well also.

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    Mine will get in there, position themselves in the middle, and then sniff around as if to say this spot is inferior, and then will push their bottoms up to the side of the box, and have at it! UGH!

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