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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / December 2005First time poster question
Most of the time my cat (male 9 yrs old) will poop a couple of lumps in his litter box and then finish pooping on the floor in another room. (sometimes he does it all on the floor) He started doing this about a year ago. He is an indoor cat and does not have any other problems. Any ideas why he does this? I keep his litter box very clean. Thanks, Dave Might seem a silly question, do you make a fuss / moan and groan when you clean the litter tray? If he only sees you, your his all! His food and care giver, his play mate his total life, to him you are the boss/dad, remember he will always be a kitten with you, because your his provider.. He might pick up on your distress when you clean the tray, = think he is doing it in the wrong place. I do it like the crap fairies, I sneak in and move the solids when I think they ain't looking. funny mine, they don't pee in the tray just crap, they must pee outside. > Most of the time my cat (male 9 yrs old) will poop a couple of lumps in > his litter box and then finish pooping on the floor in another room. > (sometimes he does it all on the floor) He started doing this about a > year ago. He is an indoor cat and does not have any other problems. Any > ideas why he does this? I keep his litter box very clean. Thanks, Dave It is possible that he is constipated. What are you feeding him? > Most of the time my cat (male 9 yrs old) will poop a couple of lumps in > his litter box and then finish pooping on the floor in another room. > (sometimes he does it all on the floor) He started doing this about a > year ago. He is an indoor cat and does not have any other problems. Any > ideas why he does this? I keep his litter box very clean. Thanks, Dave He might be constipated. Do you give your cat laxatone fairly regularly? Sometimes, in my cats, the hair is too hard to pass and they aren't able to finish in the box.
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