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16-02-2007, 11:33 PM   #111

Re: Litter training the Diva


Situation Eva has really taken a down turn over the last few days. Am putting it down to stress this time though but she has poo'd in almost every corner of every room over the last few days.
Hoping things will settle down a bit soon though.



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16-02-2007, 11:46 PM   #112

Re: Litter training the Diva


Oh Elaine, sorry to hear this! What's especially stressing her now; the wallpaper steaming, or the cold weather, or..???



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17-02-2007, 09:18 AM   #113

Re: Litter training the Diva


I think its all the stress of re-decorating etc. Hopefully she will settle again soon.



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17-02-2007, 09:20 AM   #114

Re: Litter training the Diva


I do hope so Elaine it must be so very frustrating for you



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17-02-2007, 09:39 AM   #115

Re: Litter training the Diva


Oh dear, I hope she settles again soon Elaine............



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17-02-2007, 09:50 AM   #116

Re: Litter training the Diva


Oh no, two steps forward and one step back Hopefully she'll be back on track soon . . .



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17-02-2007, 11:20 AM   #117

Re: Litter training the Diva


Fingers crossed that she'll settle down as soon as all the decorating is done Elaine. ((hugs))



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17-02-2007, 11:23 AM   #118

Re: Litter training the Diva


Sorry to hear this Elaine. The decorating + your stressy time the last couple of days are not helping her.



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17-02-2007, 05:12 PM   #119

Re: Litter training the Diva


Hmmm tricky..... I have a kitten who is extra fussy at the cleanliness of the cat tray one poop and he does it outside the tray...(showing him the poop and 10mins in the Naughty box/cat carrier helped a little) I am pretty lucky though and he contains it to the Kitchen... as for Diva... Too many choices maybe???? sounds as if she is very sensitive and upsets easily.... lots of fuss and attention directed her way may help calm her down a bit while the decorating is going on....then back to the training.... are you putting new carpet down??? baking soda and vinegar on the areas where she has pooped might help take away any smells that will attract her back..... hope she gets back on track soon.....



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17-02-2007, 08:21 PM   #120

Re: Litter training the Diva


She is a most fussed over Diva, maybe thats been part of the problem....... I do always make a fuss and praise her when she gets it right.
We are toying with the idea of putting down laminate flooring as we have that in the kitchen and she never poo's on the floor in there. And if she should continue to use the floor it would be easier cleaned.
I dont really like the idea of penning her or confining her to a cat carrier especially coz i have such problems getting her into the carrier for a normal vet visit and she really does get very stressed over it, so my feeling about that is that due to her sensitive nature, confining her may well make the problem worse instead of better.
Maybe I just have to accept her the way she is and just get on with it coz we do love her and have absolutely no intentions of giving her up. I never give up on my animals.
A very big thankyou to every one who has tried to help and given sugestions. Should she ever decide to eliminate appropriately LOL, I will let you all know.



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