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Eric Henry - 13 Apr 2004 01:56 GMT
my cat is absolutely adorable, but she has some bad habits.  She is
peeing fairly consistently in her litter box, but she seems utterly
unwilling to crap in the box.  I have been cleaning the box quite
regularly, and nothing seems to be changing.  My mom wants to get rid of
her, and I am running low on ideas.  We have had her checked for any
physical problems that might lead to this, but found nothing.  While I
would appreciate any responses, professional opinions would be most
appreciated.
Karen Chuplis - 13 Apr 2004 02:00 GMT
> my cat is absolutely adorable, but she has some bad habits.  She is
> peeing fairly consistently in her litter box, but she seems utterly
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> would appreciate any responses, professional opinions would be most
> appreciated.

Add a second box. Many cats prefer one for peeing and one for pooping.

Karen
MaryL - 13 Apr 2004 03:17 GMT
> > my cat is absolutely adorable, but she has some bad habits.  She is
> > peeing fairly consistently in her litter box, but she seems utterly
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>
> Karen

I agree!  This is often the only problem.  Also, make sure that both boxes
are cleaned frequently.  I would start with the boxes close together, but
you may need to experiment.  Some cats prefer to have them in different
rooms -- and you might even need to experiment with different types of
litter.

MaryL
Judy F - 13 Apr 2004 19:00 GMT
Post this on alt.med.veterinary for a professional response.

> my cat is absolutely adorable, but she has some bad habits.  She is
> peeing fairly consistently in her litter box, but she seems utterly
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> would appreciate any responses, professional opinions would be most
> appreciated.
 
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