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yankinmanc
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Toilet Training Cats
I don't want to give anyone nightmares, but has anyone here every toilet trained a cat? With my wee bairn crawling all over the house, I have this amazing fear that he will come to me in the kitchen with a big piece of cat poo in his hands and it will slowly head towards his mouth...whilst I run to him in slow motion trying to get him to drop it yelling....stooooooooooooopppp itt...
anyway, I know that this does work, but does anyone have any experience with this at all??
Does anyone have any other solutions to get rid of the stinking litter box???
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Posted 10/12/06 1:14 PM  |
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klingklang77
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Re: Toilet Training Cats
i have heard of people doing it, but i have never experienced it. honestly i think cats are pretty set in their ways and it would be something you would have to do from the beginning. JMO.
the litter box is a pain, but i have just started using crystal kitty litter and it cuts down the smell, although i know you are worried about other things besides the smell.
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| Posted 10/14/06 12:31 AM |
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yankinmanc
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Re: Toilet Training Cats
We use pine litter, which is great for smell but is dusty as all get out!
I might get some crystal litter this weekend to try.
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| Posted 10/14/06 2:30 PM |
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antoinette
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Re: Toilet Training Cats
Posted by racheeeee
I don't want to give anyone nightmares, but has anyone here every toilet trained a cat? With my wee bairn crawling all over the house, I have this amazing fear that he will come to me in the kitchen with a big piece of cat poo in his hands and it will slowly head towards his mouth...whilst I run to him in slow motion trying to get him to drop it yelling....stooooooooooooopppp itt...
anyway, I know that this does work, but does anyone have any experience with this at all??
Does anyone have any other solutions to get rid of the stinking litter box???
I dont have cats but I have a doggie that still has accidents and a 15 month old. One day I turned my back for a minute and my son had poop squished all over his hands ready to put the poop in his mouth It was horrifying- I was literally smelling his breath and checking his teeth to see if he had already gotten any in- Thank god he did not.
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| Posted 10/14/06 6:39 PM |
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Lisa
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Re: Toilet Training Cats
we use something called Yesterdays News...they are pellets. No smell or dusty mess!! My cat does take some of them out each time he goes but I just sweep them up....much better than the clay stuff...I hated that! Always a mess and the smell...Ohh dear God!!! 
We buy it at Petco!
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| Posted 10/14/06 11:29 PM |
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LiPo
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Re: Toilet Training Cats
Our 16 yr old cat refuses to do #2 in the box..she's too old to train but I WISH we could!
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| Posted 10/15/06 11:05 AM |
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sticklee
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Re: Toilet Training Cats
jinxie cat jinxie cat where are youuuu
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| Posted 10/16/06 4:53 PM |
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