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Thanks for all your advice.....much appreciated x |
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I hope you can get it sorted soon, please let us know how it goes.... |
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HI is the litter tray in a quiet private spot. most cats dont like to be seen whilst having a poo. Mine when she had one would quite happily use the tray facing out for a pee, but would always face the wall to poo, a bit like if i cant see you you cant see me. |
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How far from the tray is he pooing? One of mine specialises in having her bum hanging out so SHE is in the litter tray but the results aren't! I ended up with a lot of newspaper in front of the tray. She alsways pees inside and means well! |
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Ok I think my Kendra has read your post, after my replying to it yesterday she has done exactly the same thing. Now I know why she jumps up to me when Im using the computer. |
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