"I KNEW they could do this!!!"
I swore that this was NOT going to become a "Cat-a-Blog" about my pwecious 'ittle kitties... But for those of you who are also "owned" by one or more cats & might appreciate this image, I humbly submit this pic. Harpo and Milo are getting along famously (better than I could have ever hoped), but Milo has also developed the habit of taking at least one massive, steamy crap in my living room each day. I can't pinpoint a particular time of day-- he's done it in the night, between my morning departure and noon, between noon and 5, and again in the evening. Never more than once a day, and not every day, but just when you think he's stopped, the phantom crapper strikes again. Ironically, the cat in this pic is a dead ringer for Milo. Any suggestions on how to curb the kitty ca-ca problem? Any wisdom would be appreciated. Cause if this cat poo problem doesn't stop, he may have to find another place to park his happy ass.
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Oh, dear God you need a date!
I can see us living next to each other in our "Golden Girl" years and you will have a house full of cats and I will have a house full of dogs. Friends and family will watch us on Animal Planet's Animal Cops West Virginia.
Come to think of it maybe I need a date also!
TOTALLY!
I see some heavy duty animal collecting on our collective horizon.
Of course, it could be worse... you could be crazy Auntie Mel who collects INVISIBLE cats ;-)
Hey regarding the cat poo--Put the litterpan in the middle of the living room and slowly move it. If that doesn't work I will send Zeus over to straighten Milo's problem out for you.
*Hera and Thor are giving each other that particular gesture through the livingroom window at this moment :)
Oh how funny.
Heheheeh...
No helpful tips here. I'm a dog person. Well, dog and fish...and perhaps hamster if the snake doesn't get him first.
Well, I moved the litterbox into the livingroom on Saturday, and there hasn't been an "oops" since then-- of the fecal kind. I strongly suspect, however, that he's taken a whiz or three "out of the box". Hard to see, as the livingroom carpeting is a tri-color GOLD carpeting-- making wet spots nearly impossible to detect. But my offended olfactory is suspicious...
I have an idea shoot the cat!
Hmm there is stuff you can get, a spray, it kills the ammonia in the "mess" and stops them returning..
Hmm not shoot cat, that nasty..
Let me think on that one or should I say Google is your friend ;)
Thanks folks... if the cat weren't so damned cute he'd be a doorstop by now.
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