[ SECRET POST #3241 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3241 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Doing private things in front of pets

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, wow, the sink? Eesh.

We had a similar issue with our cat recently going to the bathroom on our living room carpet. Normally she used her litter box no problem, but for a couple months there she decided to start going on the carpet. Our vet said she had a slight bit of colitis, though, and she's also older and has a bad back leg, so we took the top half of her box off and changed up her food. Since then, no problems. *Knocks on wood*

She does tend to get a little antsy when we rearrange furniture in our house or are gone for lengthy periods of time, though. The last people who owned her took all their stuff when they moved and up and left her there alone, so I think she gets a little freaked out that we might do the same to her, the poor thing :(.

She also has a thing about our bathroom door, too. She always runs in there when my mom's getting ready in the morning :p.

Re: Doing private things in front of pets

[a_potato]

The last people who owned her took all their stuff when they moved and up and left her there alone, so I think she gets a little freaked out that we might do the same to her, the poor thing :(.

Gods, ugh! It's awful when people do things like that. We had an upstairs neighbor do the same thing to their cat, and it broke my heart that we couldn't take her in (we already had one more than our lease allowed). We teamed up with the across-the-way neighbor to take care of her in the alcove under the stairs until we could find a place for her.

Glad your cat has you now. :)