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  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Uabassoon
    Alexa and I came up with a solution to this because we had the same problem with Payson. All you need is one of those giant rubbermaid tubs (they run around $10) from target. We added a littermat to the top of it to help some of the litter from spreading around. Payson can not get into this, he will stick his head in the top and whine because he can't reach the bottom. He has now finally learned that no matter how hard he tries the poop is going to stay in the box.


    That's so funny! What a great idea! Unfortunately, my Kersey, the big goof ball that she is, would still get in in less then 2 minutes You'd not believe how much this dog loves cat poo. She truly needed to detox when I moved the box into a closet that she absolutely can't get into. My poor Kersey needs a 12 step program.

    Anyway, about MiniMin, his urine was tested for both blood and crystals. He didn't have blood work this time, but he has had it about 5 months ago and it was normal. He doesn't seem in pain at all, he's very happy and does zoomies around the back yard when he's feeling extra spunky. He really seems amazingly happy, which makes me feel even worse about the whole thing.

    I put the other spare box in his litter box closet, as well as temporarely blocked off the spot where I know he peed. We're also letting him go in the backyard to play as often as he wants now, even when it's dark out. Before I discovered he had been peeing on the carpet, he was only allowed outside when it was light out and it was easy to spot him and find him. Now he can go out whenever he wants when we're home. He still only spends about 1 hour at most outside at a time, but we're hoping that with the prayers, antibiotics, second litter box, that he'll get the hint.

    Thanks so much for your help. All of you. I really needed advise, support with him.

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    Leslie,

    Maybe being an indoor/outdoor cat will solve the peeing problem. I hope so for everyone involved. Keep us posted.

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    Hi Leslie!
    I am so sorry to hear you are having trouble with MinMin!
    I think everyone has good ideas. Not sure if I can add anymore to it but I do support you and I KNOW you are a fabulous CatMom!
    {{hugs to all}}
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    Leslie, please don’t get discouraged if the antibiotics don’t work right away.
    When my female had bloody urine due to a urinary infection it took a second and longer dosage of stronger antibiotics to completely get rid of it.
    I hope your vet can figure out the reason for his peeing, or you might want to consider a second opinion. If it’s a behavior problem the vet should discuss medical treatment as well.
    Anyway, nice to see you post again.
    How are Graham and Kersey?
    And who is Mindy?

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    Quote Originally Posted by auggie
    Leslie, please don’t get discouraged if the antibiotics don’t work right away.
    When my female had bloody urine due to a urinary infection it took a second and longer dosage of stronger antibiotics to completely get rid of it.
    I hope your vet can figure out the reason for his peeing, or you might want to consider a second opinion. If it’s a behavior problem the vet should discuss medical treatment as well.
    Anyway, nice to see you post again.
    How are Graham and Kersey?
    And who is Mindy?
    Graham and Kersey are good, although Graham's going to be turning 12 on May 3rd and he's gotten rather grumpy in his old age. He never used to growl but now he's just an old grouch. I've really been concerned about that, especially since we're trying to have a baby now. But that's a whole other issue. They're doing good, though.

    Miss Mindy is my most adorable little kitty that I got as a friend for MiniMin. I always thought animals are typically happier in pairs, and the shelter that Donna (moosmom) volunteered at had over 200 cats. I decided to go with Donna and see if I can't find myself a kitten...enter Miss Mindy. She's a doll, she's just the cutest thing ever. Every time I look at her little face, I giggle....she's just got one of those most adorable little faces I've ever seen. July 28th marks her 3 year gotcha day. Welcome, Mindy

    And here are both the kitties together on the hubby's suitcase telling him not to leave



    Thanks for the help, everyone. Sofar, MiniMin hasn't peed outside his box, but it's been just a couple days. Either the second box is working, or the antibiotics, or both. Lets hope he keeps up the good work.

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    Good news on Minmin's progress. Keeping fingers crossed!

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    I hope this helps Leslie.
    If not I urge you to give the Pet Psychic that Kimmy used for Kia and I used for Kylie a try. She's fabulous.
    Keeganhttp://www.dogster.com/dogs/256612 9/28/2001 to June 9, 2012
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    "we as American's have forgotten we can agree to disagree"
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    We had a major problem with Raven(COTD 12/9/04)peeing outside the box. Although we have 8 cats, we have about 10(it is so hard to keep track)litterboxes. There are 5 in the laundry room, 1 in the front bathroom, 2 in the tub in the hall bathroom(no one uses the tub), 2 in the cat room, and 1 in the master bath(a ranch house). They are cleaned twice a day and whenever necessary. The litter(a mix of clay and clumping)is refreshed/changed weekly. The litter boxes are pristine!! Despite this, Raven was peeing ALL over. UTI was ruled out. I had a heart to heart talk with Raven. I told her that he peeing all over the house did not make me happy and she had 2 weeks to get it together. I told her there was several options. I told her about being put to sleep(the FINAL option). We can to an agreement. If Barry or I were home when she used the box and she was a "GOOD GIRL," she would get a treat(a piece of dry food). Well, Raven has been a " GOOD GIRL " since July, 2001. She evens lets us know if we are not in the kitchen(she makes such a racket scratching the side of the litterbox), and we asked " where do GOOD GIRLS go?" and she will walk us up to the cabinet where the treats are kept. We make a big deal, and so far, Raven has not missed using the box, even when she has been ill from the kidney disease. Maybe this might work with your boy. Postive reinforcement did the trick!
    Nine is Fine!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by shais_mom
    I hope this helps Leslie.
    If not I urge you to give the Pet Psychic that Kimmy used for Kia and I used for Kylie a try. She's fabulous.
    Please PM me her info. I've never thought about doing something like that, but heck, it's worth a try! Thanks

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