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21-12-2006, 10:39 AM   #21

Re: Litter training the Diva


No advice I am afraid, but wishing you luck on your mission!



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22-12-2006, 03:18 PM   #22

Re: Litter training the Diva


Thankyou all for your input so far.
Update, the litter tray with carpet in has has been used for a wee but unfortunately I dont know who used it .
I now have 5 trays set up. one in each of the bedroom, bathroom and living room. I now have 2 in the kitchen, it being the biggest room with plenty of space to do so, they are side by side as Fran had suggested. If its worth a go once, its worth a go twice . I dont have the sand or the earth as yet coz I havent been able to get out to the garden centre for it yet.
This morning I spent ages scrubbing the carpets with washing powder and water, with a tiny nail brush , just to make sure all areas were thoroughly clean once again. I havent picked up a poo since wednesday, not sure if Graham has, will find out when he gets home. I do know that she hasnt done one in a litter tray coz I know the difference between the two of them.
Will update later and thanx once again for any help, suggestions or advice.



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22-12-2006, 03:23 PM   #23

Re: Litter training the Diva


Have looked at the link Dinahsmum, thanx, will maybe invest in thet in the new year when I have some cash once again.



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24-12-2006, 10:40 AM   #24

Re: Litter training the Diva


Todays update.
Found a lovely surprise this morning. An Eva poo in a litter tray. YAY!!!
Then I came into this room and found one here too.
Spoke to Graham about training them to use the loo and he thinks its a super idea, since we are running out of ideas, what have we got to lose. So once I get paid, I will order the kit and see what happens.



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24-12-2006, 10:49 AM   #25

Re: Litter training the Diva


Well, it's progress of a sort Elaine, lol. Hope the toilet training idea works for you. I think it sounds like a great idea.



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24-12-2006, 08:56 PM   #26

Re: Litter training the Diva


Well, congratulations on half a success! Have you given the shredded paper a try?



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24-12-2006, 10:24 PM   #27

Re: Litter training the Diva


I have tried paper litter and newspaper but not shredded paper. Can you buy shredded paper? Its got to be worth a shot. Anything is LOL.



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24-12-2006, 10:31 PM   #28

Re: Litter training the Diva


Truthfully, don't know! I've seen shredded paper mentioned as a litter substitute, but never needed to try it. I'm assuming you don't have a paper shredder at home (nor do (I ) but maybe some of your friends work in an office where stuff is shredded regularly and they could save a bagful for you to try,,,wouldn't cost anything and it might just maybe work....good luck, and Merry Christmas!



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24-12-2006, 10:42 PM   #29

Re: Litter training the Diva


Thanx DM, will ask around.
Merry Xmas xxx



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25-12-2006, 11:55 PM   #30

Re: Litter training the Diva


Well the Diva was a good little girl and pooped in a litter tray this evening.
Dont be fooled that the issue is solved folks coz she does this from time to time then reverts back to using the carpets.



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