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Cat Forum / General Topics / April 2004Kitty Very Curious About Litter Box
This is NOT the same issue as before--where she seemed to want to do #1 at other places. Again that SEEMS to be solved--clumping litter seems to have done the trick (as I've found clumps of #1 in there 2-3 times in the last 24 hours, and no traces of it anywhere else). No, the thing is this--taken the advice of others, I've basically gone out of my way to make sure it's okay, so I tend to check it out quite a bit. The thing is, EVERY SINGLE TIME I do this, the kitty becomes curious and comes flying from wherever in the house she may be to check out what I'm doing. It's as if she's saying "what are you doing in MY box?" My goodness--she can even be asleep in another room, she will wake up in a split second and dart in the room where I'm at--totally obsessed by what I'm doing. Is this normal? It doesn't bother me but I'm like--man, she sure is curious, OBSESSED even. Tips? LRH What do you expect, she is a kitten! Don't worry, she will stop being so curious once the novelty of watching you weared off. Dik >This is NOT the same issue as before--where she seemed to want to do #1 at >other places. Again that SEEMS to be solved--clumping litter seems to have [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > >LRH After I scoop the pan, my cat comes to check it -- apparently wants to know if I have been thorough in the scooping. > This is NOT the same issue as before--where she seemed to want to do #1 at > other places. Again that SEEMS to be solved--clumping litter seems to have [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > LRH Sounds normal to me. I've always had at least one who has to check out the box after it's been cleaned. Boots and Tigger have to "mark" the box within minutes of new litter being put in it. W Both of my cats watch me intently while changing their litter pans. As if saying to each other "I get to mark this one first!!!!!" > > This is NOT the same issue as before--where she seemed to want to do #1 at > > other places. Again that SEEMS to be solved--clumping litter seems to have [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > W I got one better for ya... My female cats have issues with not burying their poo. My male cat LOVES to bury poo. The reason for his existence is to bury poo. (wierd cat) All we have to do if there's a stinky one in the box is call Boo in and point to it "Boo! Bury that!" And he gets down to work... (sure, it gets scooped a bit later, but he doesn't have to know that) Mar ------------------------------------- "Did you find the gun?" "Yeah.. it was in Buffy's underwear drawer. She has nice things." "Show me." "Well, I didnt take 'em but there were thongs and regular underpants..." "Show me then gun!" -Andrew and The First -Buffy the Vampire Slayer > This is NOT the same issue as before--where she seemed to want to do #1 at > other places. Again that SEEMS to be solved--clumping litter seems to have [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > LRH > Is this normal? It doesn't bother me but I'm like--man, she sure is > curious, OBSESSED even. Very normal. One or two of mine will even sit and watch me scoop so they can be the first to go in the clean box when I'm done.  SignatureCheryl | My goodness--she can even be asleep in another room, she will wake up in a | split second and dart in the room where I'm at--totally obsessed by what I'm [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] | | LRH Don't you get it?? She's small, in a stage where she wants to learn, thinks you're her mum and comes running: "Mum, what interesting thing are you teaching me now, oh, how life is exciting!!!" I've got two that stand by and supervise while I scoop. In fact one gets in the box and will try and help sometimes. Relax, it's normal and she's curious. I'm glad you got your problem straightened out. JoJo > This is NOT the same issue as before--where she seemed to want to do #1 at > other places. Again that SEEMS to be solved--clumping litter seems to have [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > LRH
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