We have two young cats. We also have two litterboxes. They are indoor
only cats. The last couple of days I have noticed that there are only
poops in one of the litterboxes and only pee clumps in the other. Could
the cats have decided to have separate No 1 and No 2 boxes?

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MaryL - 09 Jan 2004 02:29 GMT
> We have two young cats. We also have two litterboxes. They are indoor
> only cats. The last couple of days I have noticed that there are only
> poops in one of the litterboxes and only pee clumps in the other. Could
> the cats have decided to have separate No 1 and No 2 boxes?
Yes, that is possible. I sometimes say that my cats "specialize" because I
find that they seem to use their boxes for separate purposes -- but not to
the extent you describe.
MaryL
wumpygirl - 09 Jan 2004 03:13 GMT
> We have two young cats. We also have two litterboxes. They are indoor
> only cats. The last couple of days I have noticed that there are only
> poops in one of the litterboxes and only pee clumps in the other. Could
> the cats have decided to have separate No 1 and No 2 boxes?
It's quite possible. I have one cat and two litter boxes and more often than
not, she'll poop in one and pee in the other. I figure when she does both in
the same box it's because she really has to go!! :c)
When we're outside for our walks, it's pretty much the same thing. She
doesn't often do both under the same bush.
Judy
Victor Martinez - 09 Jan 2004 03:36 GMT
> poops in one of the litterboxes and only pee clumps in the other. Could
> the cats have decided to have separate No 1 and No 2 boxes?
Our 7 indoor-only cats change their litterbox habits on a daily basis.
Some days one box will be full, the next day it will be empty. One day
one box will have only poops, the next day only pee. I have no idea why
they do it, but if it makes them happy, I dont' care... :)

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