Actually it's quite stinky and I don't want to leave a bag of poop near
the door for very long.

I've got some time today, so I'll take into work and do a float on it.

Kristi

Purrs that all is OK.

If it's any consolation, Captain and Stanley both produced soft output on
Monday. I noticed some softer-than-normal stuff in the box as I was
changing the litter. But I couldn't tell which cat had produced it.

Then, of course, both cats have to produce BOTH kinds of output in a box
full of fresh litter. Captain was so eager to apply his scent to the
brand-new litter, he got in the litterbox before I was finished refilling
it. As a result, I almost accidentally poured a scoop of the new litter
right onto his head. Whoops!

Anyway, while I was in the process of cleaning and refilling both
litterboxes, I got to witness both cats making use of the brand-new
litter. And to make a long story less long, both of them put soft bowel
movements into the newly cleaned boxes. (Which I immediately scooped up
and threw away with the old litter. PHEW. Potent stuff, even for
freshly-deposited cat poo.)

All seems well now, though. I have no idea what caused the litterbox issue
earlier in the week. Here are some purrs that Mischief's output goes back
to normal, too.

Donna, Captain, and Stanley