Since I work, I'll have to keep him in the crate then, and at night, and let him out in the evenings when I'm home and watch him. It still sounds kind of cruel, but it's better than putting him down.
Thankfully, he has a really little voice, so if he meows a lot he should be fairly easy to tune out. Not like my other cat, who if he's unhappy, the entire block knows about it
Thankfully, he has a really little voice, so if he meows a lot he should be fairly easy to tune out. Not like my other cat, who if he's unhappy, the entire block knows about it
I need more cat advice
- 27/05/2011 07:56:18 PM
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You could try re-training him
- 27/05/2011 08:03:30 PM
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I'd be willing to try that
- 27/05/2011 08:06:30 PM
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You can even try craigslist for a dog crate.
- 27/05/2011 08:08:11 PM
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My friend kept one of her cats in a big dog crate when she had a broken hip and needed to rest.
- 27/05/2011 08:25:55 PM
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Re: I'd be willing to try that
- 27/05/2011 08:10:58 PM
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I'll stop at Petco on the way home from work today and see what they have
- 28/05/2011 07:39:45 PM
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Poor you, and poor kitty.
Cats are like walking furniture. Throw it out and get a new one. *NM*
- 27/05/2011 09:18:31 PM
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It's sad, but once they start peeing outside the box, it's almost always the end. *NM*
- 27/05/2011 10:11:27 PM
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Oh, gee I'm going through exactly the same thing!
- 28/05/2011 01:52:07 AM
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*NM*
I agree with Sareitha, retraining is the thing. And that means either being on top of the cat the
- 28/05/2011 06:43:44 AM
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I'm going to give it a try
- 28/05/2011 07:52:17 PM
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have you tried spraying feliway on the rest of the house? there's a cat litter called cat attract
- 29/05/2011 01:29:41 AM
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