Zorro

He's my first cat. I have 4. For the past 3 weeks now his behaviour has become really troublesome. He has started pooping on the carpet floot on the section between the 2 staircases between the first and second floor. For the past year now he's been peeing there too and a few other places as well. I have 3 litter boxes in the house, one at each level. The other 3 cats go in the boxes but he's a problem. He's declawed and operated the other 3 and not declawed and the yougest is not yet operated. He's 5 the other 2 are 1 1|2 and the yougest is 7 months. They all go outside as they please.

Any suggestions$ Any cat lovers here at Toms

I take it you bleach the areas that he poops in every time you clear it up?

I am a cat lover, my cat brought two kittens home a couple of weeks ago, they are gorgeous a ginger tom and a tabby queen. Ask AV how cute they are.

At the risk of sounding like a right wus.. Cute as hell.

He's getting old and pissed off from something.

Pour white vinegar on the spot where they piss and poo, blot it with a towel, paper towels, something.

That removes the scents so dogs and cats won't smell it. Both animals tend to use the same spots because of the smell.

/animal training

yeah vinegar could be a good idea for the other places

but only one of them is female, at least that proves it, you have to be gay to like Coors

Are you on happy pills or something?

I find your postings rather erratic (spelling) and much lighter than they were before. Personally I prefer the more hippy types of posts (always good for a laugh) but when I saw your latest posting spree coming in, my first thought was that someone else hacked your account. You sure you're still the same Pike?

So you like dead pussies? You start to sound like the WingDing if you ask me...

@ BigMacDaddy - Pussies as in cats or guys acting like girls. I like my female to be quite alive, thank you very much.

@ RC - I don't remember your address, so I'll use Jackson. I remember you lived west of Detroit. It looks like both TN and NJ are two days ground for you, so if they did actually ship out yesterday, you will have them tomorrow. We are quite good at hitting our commitment dates, so if NewEgg got it to us in time, you should be fine. *I'd be one day to your house via ground... =o)

It always cracks me up when I order stuff and people say "Well, we have no idea how long UPS takes, but I'd guess it will be two or three weeks." I actually had someone tell me that! I was like "That's funny, because UPS can get to my house in 4 days or less from about 95% of the lower 48 states. If it takes two or three weeks, I know it's not their fault."

Looking at the map, Texas is strange for me... North / Central / East TX is 2 days, and the west end is 4 days. There's actually a spot where it's 2 days, then if you go further away from me, it goes to 4, then it goes back down to three as you get farther away...

Seattle is 4 days, but central Idaho is 5 days. The entire east coast (other than the tip of Maine) is 3 days or less.

Well, if you don't order it air, they won't get on the planes.

Hell, even if you ordered those Second Day Air, they'd still likely go ground. We only put stuff on planes if we have to. If you order it 2 Day Air, and we can put it on a trailer and get it to you in two days, it won't get on a plane.

Cat problem.

We have something similar. One of our cats is getting fatter and having trouble getting into the litterbox house. That and she is being chased by the other when she comes out. Not something she really likes.

So she has started pissingin the hall. About 5 times now in 2 months.

Things we were told to do:

1. Dry up the piss (obviously).

2. Use an enzymatic cleaner for the piss smell. We found a good one that seems to work better than vinegar, alcohol, detergent or anything else. I will have to look for the brand name when I get home.

3. Place a sheet of tin foil on the stair/area where he is doing this. Cats do not like the feel of that and will not step on it.

4. Try moving the litterbox to the area (stairs would be hard to do). If they use it, gradually move it away from the area until you get it in a good spot. Hopefully the cat will keep pissing/crapping there.

Hope this helps!

Get a large savage dog, end of cat problem.

I'd have killed that cat, you and any relatives I could find on general principal.

that's class!

Sometimes the intelligent thing is to let things go dear NH

*throws left overs to the Wingding*

*ignoring the messy by-play*

Unfortunately, I happen to only accept dogs over 65cm at the shoulder, dislike dogs under 65cm at the shoulder, thoroughly despise mutts under 45cm at the shoulder, and 30cm or less I consider as being loud, untrainable cat food.

I don't mind dogs, provided they're trained, calm and clean. Not these bloody filthy, aggressive, noisy things that everyone seems to go in for these days. Those aren't dogs, those are penile supplements, like the great big truck to go to work in or the [insert other relevant keep-up-with-Joneses abominations here].

'nuff rant.

throw it in front of a fast moving frieght train

We adopted him from a shelter, he was already declawed.

Good point, but she seems to be getting the swagger-paunch, not all-over fat.

That and she still chases around, and is chased by the other.

So she is not obese yet, but is certainly not a svelte pussy anymore!



@Mugz - I like dogs you cant kill with a frisbee or tennis ball.


Without trying really hard that is......

I have syphillis.

Such is the delight of a Wingding. They're a great Christmas gift.

Only in return for hand relief.

...*volunteers Riser for Wingy's hand shandy*...

But it is necessary to have them sterilised

No doubt.

*stands up, pulls up pants and flushes*