I love you. We all do. Since you’ve come into our lives, the house seems a little more welcoming when we come home. Your overly-aggressive morning cuddles are what get me out of bed happy. Watching you stalk after your cat-fishing-rod gives us hours of entertainment. I don’t think I’d trade you for any cat, and I do hope our home feels like your home. I think it does.
So why, why WHY, do you keep pooing in the hallway? Peeing in my shoes? peeing in my SUITCASE FULL OF CLOTHES?? I will keep loving you, gorgeous girl, but I really hope you start loving us back soon. —Love You, But Not Your Piss
This article appears in Jan 19-25, 2012.
sounds more like a little kitten… maybe strung out with bad nerves
quick, quick, lickity split,
skip the litter and train them to sit.
http://www.google.com/webhp#hl=en&sugexp=p…
My cat did this too for awhile, and it can be frustrating. Read stuff online about why it could be happening. Firstly, make sure she doesn’t have an infection, if she doesn’t then she could be upset about something. Also, make sure to get cleaner specific for cat pee, sometimes if *they* (you might not be able to) can still smell it, they will do it again. It takes time and patience to figure it out, but stick with it, she’s probably trying to tell you something.
yeah… it’s way easier to express your displeasure
by pissing on the floor than by learning English…
As patrons of The Dome know very well. 😛