and poops on the floor... it's like he hates his litter box or
something... he does it if I go away for a night and I don't know how
to make him stop! PLEASE HELP! He's a nine yearold Maine Coon if that
makes any difference...
Judy - 02 Nov 2003 16:04 GMT
> and poops on the floor... it's like he hates his litter box or
> something... he does it if I go away for a night and I don't know how
> to make him stop! PLEASE HELP! He's a nine yearold Maine Coon if that
> makes any difference...
Cats will eliminate inappropriately usually for two reasons. One being
behavioral and the other being medical. It's important to rule out a medical
problem first, so I suggest you consult with your vet.
Judy
Not Very - 03 Nov 2003 02:55 GMT
> and poops on the floor... it's like he hates his litter box or
> something... he does it if I go away for a night and I don't know how
> to make him stop! PLEASE HELP! He's a nine yearold Maine Coon if that
> makes any difference...
Close the door to your room mate's room, for a start.
Jim Hinds - 16 Nov 2003 23:34 GMT
Do you have more then one cat? Is the roommate a new one? These are what
needs to be know. If you have more then one cat get another litter box.
We had this problem and as soon as we got two boxes it stopped they both
use each box but the threat from either cat is not there now. As for
your room mate your cat is trying to let you know that it feels you have
are neglecting him.
> and poops on the floor... it's like he hates his litter box or
> something... he does it if I go away for a night and I don't know how
> to make him stop! PLEASE HELP! He's a nine yearold Maine Coon if that
> makes any difference...