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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / July 2005?????
For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 for each cat scooped morning and evening) I've noticed something strange. One littler box out of the four had *not* been used each day. Same litter - nothing to differentiate one litter box from the others. And each day it's a *different* box that hasn't been used. Then Monday morning and evening *two* litter boxes were not used and two were pretty full. Then yesterday morning and evening *three* litter boxes were not used and one was overflowing!!! What it this, a Mewsa test that I keep failing? Is the mothership testing my deductive powers and finding me seriously lacking??? What gives??????!!! Hugs, CatNipped > For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 > for each cat scooped morning and evening) I've noticed something [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > CatNipped COPY-cats? (heheh) Jill > > For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 > > for each cat scooped morning and evening) I've noticed something [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Jill I don't know, but I'm getting an uneasy feeling. Remember in the film "Independence Day" when the Jeff Goldblum character finds out that the static is caused by a "countdown". First it was four, then three, then two, now one. The end may be near!!! Hugs, CatNipped >>> For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 >>> for each cat scooped morning and evening) I've noticed something [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > CatNipped OH NO!!! LOL I actually watch that film every 4th of July. (giggling) Jill > >>> For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 > >>> for each cat scooped morning and evening) I've noticed something [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > Jill I *LOVE* that movie. That and "Armageddon" are our most-watched DVD! Hugs, CatNipped > What it this, a Mewsa test that I keep failing? Is the mothership testing > my deductive powers and finding me seriously lacking??? What gives??????!!! It happens to us all the time, one box will be completely overflowing and the others will be almost empty. As far as I can tell, it is completely random. However, I have observed some cats will prefer one box over the other. I've never seen Xoxo use the private privvy...  SignatureVictor M. Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com > For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 for > each [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > CatNipped Same here. I bought a new litter box for Rusty as the old one is slowly falling apart. Sometimes he used the old box, sometimes the new, sometimes both. So now I hesitate to get rid of the old box and ended up checking and scooping both boxes. More work for me. Winnie I vote Ba*tard Cat Trick. Suz&Spicey >For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 for each >cat scooped morning and evening) I've noticed something strange. One [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >CatNipped I usually run two litter pans, one of which is jumbo-sized, for three cats. So often over the years, I have noticed they make one pan for pee and the other for poo. But not all the time. Sometimes they will use one pan for both functions and ignore the other pan. I think they are messing with our heads. -- CATherine We have four litter boxes and our guys, while they prefer the two big boxes in the bathroom, do use the two smaller boxes in the closet as well. We have to clean the bathroom boxes more often than the closet boxes, but overall, each box in each pair seems to get used about the same as the one it is paired with. --Fil > For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 for > each [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > CatNipped Your cats are just jerking you around. Gotta love em. Jo > > For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 for > > each [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > Jo Mr. Clark comments, sadly, that you would understand, had you been diligent in your studies of great litterature. > For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 for > each [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > CatNipped My guys did that last summer. They all decided to use the open box in the laundry room. When the weather changed they stopped using that one and went back to using any one of the other three. Now the preferred box is the one in the kitchen :o( W >> For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 for >> each [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > W Having a litter box anywhere within 20 feet of routine food handling is pretty unsanitary. YUCK. > Having a litter box anywhere within 20 feet of routine food handling is > pretty unsanitary. YUCK. Hmph, not all of us have got flats big enough to avoid that! I think the distance at my place is about 16, should I stop having cats? Hans >>> For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 for >>> each [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > Having a litter box anywhere within 20 feet of routine food handling is > pretty unsanitary. YUCK. I've got a feeling you are going to be pretty grossed out if you stay around this group for lone. Twenty feet is an awful long way in some homes and apartments. You really don't want to know some of the things that go on around here. Guess we'd better skip your lunch invitation. Quick question. You have a cat? You ever pet it? Have you seen how it cleans its fur? Do you know where else its tongue has been? Cat even walk across your pillow? You do know how they cover thing up in the litter box, right? Jo >>> My guys did that last summer. They all decided to use the open box in >>> the laundry room. When the weather changed they stopped using that one [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Jo I laughed hysterically when I first saw the dog food commercial were the loved pet is lapping up water from the toilet bowl and in the next scene, meets his master (a professional woman) at the front door. She bends down so he can lick her face. Which he does with gusto. Regarding "cat tracks", the overly perfumed stench of "SCOOP" brand clumping litter take a couple of laps around the house to remove from his paws. Trust me when I say that were Omar to go from the litter box to our pillow, WE WOULD notice. "Cats really are not clean .... they are just covered with spit" ;^) > "Philip" <1chip-state1@earthlink.net> wrote in message >> Having a litter box anywhere within 20 feet of routine food handling >> is pretty unsanitary. YUCK. <snip> > Quick question. You have a cat? You ever pet it? Have you seen how > it cleans its fur? Do you know where else its tongue has been? <snip> He's the idiot that returned Conan to the shelter, because he had a cold. So he's the one ultimately responsible for a lot of the unpleasentness in this group lately. It looks like he's trolling again, I suggest you killfile him. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. > For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 > for each cat scooped morning and evening) I've noticed something [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > CatNipped mph, you just don't appreciate sanitary rotation. This way, one box is thoroughly aired out, the better for their concentration. SignatureOnce a suicide bomber, always a suicide bomber > > For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 > > for each cat scooped morning and evening) I've noticed something [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > mph, you just don't appreciate sanitary rotation. This way, one box is > thoroughly aired out, the better for their concentration. Ah! Now that makes sense! Hugs, CatNipped >>> For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 >>> for each cat scooped morning and evening) I've noticed something [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >>> testing my deductive powers and finding me seriously lacking??? >>> What gives??????!!! >> mph, you just don't appreciate sanitary rotation. This way, one box >> is thoroughly aired out, the better for their concentration. > > Ah! Now that makes sense! Huh? It does? Er, I mean, Of course it does! *I* said it. <mumblemumble> For a very good instruction course on why only 1 pottypan is insufficient for >1 cat, follow the Two Lumps cartoonstrip. SignatureOnce a suicide bomber, always a suicide bomber > >>> For two weeks now, every time I've scooped the litter boxes (4 - 1 > >>> for each cat scooped morning and evening) I've noticed something [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > For a very good instruction course on why only 1 pottypan is insufficient > for >1 cat, follow the Two Lumps cartoonstrip. I *LOVE* the Two Lumps cartoon! Hugs, CatNipped |
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