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30-04-2009, 11:55 PM   #11

Re: Litter box habits


Myles says they are 'burying their treasures'. Some treasure!



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01-05-2009, 01:48 PM   #12

Re: Litter box habits


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I will keep an eye now, can't say I have taken that much notice before, I only know when they go for a poo they really dig for Australia in there.
i'll keep an eye out for them Random... incase they pop up in my back yard!

As for George... he does his separately.. (as did Tinky)... but i remember the first night that we had Harri ... showing her the tray... and being suprised when she hoped in and had a wee.... then hoped out and walked around the tray twice.... looking for the "perfect" re entry point before getting back in there to park her lunch (or dinner as the case may be)



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01-05-2009, 04:05 PM   #13

Re: Litter box habits


So it would seem that they prefer an interval, even very short, between functions..... odd! I've had cats since I was 5 and never noticed this before!



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