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Heyy, good idea!Originally posted by Julie Grove
I responded to a similar problem yesterday in Behaviour but I think the problem was peeing so you might want to see that. Get a new tray and a covered one if you don't already have one and when your cat messes where he shouldn't, transfer it to the new litter tray and you could pop your cat in their also immediately afterwards to show him.
now I just have to catch her....
Mum to two little humans, a very vocal 14 year old Ragdoll, and a super energetic and snuggly rescue kitten.
RIP Nibbler, joined the Bridge 12 May 2007.
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of Bob & Joey
All the good ideas have been taken.
Hopefully it is nothing serious and can be taken care of at the vets or by a little help in behaviour. I am glad to hear that vet is not a dirty word.
Either way let us know what happens.
Bob & Joey,
and their happy and willing slave, Bryan.
Many Thanks to Kay for the Picture.
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Even though you have two litterboxes, you may want to get another one. She might just be extra peticular and that could help. You can also get a Feliway plug in and put it near the new box.
Let us know how the trip to the vet goes.
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