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    Oooooh, lol nice one ! I braved it too this morning and have done a "clingon check" all ok except for the skidmark on the white pvc back door apparently, but luckily I was second up this morning and it was dealt with by hubby ;)

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    Cat Poop stuck to fur

    Sorry Howlinbob could see where that was going & sorry again,just had to sit & giggle.
    This forum is so like the "Simons Cat"books & film clips,you just get there before them ,
    oh joy....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Howlinbob View Post
    After clearing up the mess and opening the windows (Larry shut away safely) I decided I would forget the gravel in the pot, and replace it with large cobblestones from the garden. Problem solved! Now they just scratch the stem of the plant and chew the leaves off.
    That's really funny - got a great image of this bald dragon plant being held down by boulders now.

    Quote Originally Posted by harrymc View Post
    Oooooh, lol nice one ! I braved it too this morning and have done a "clingon check" all ok except for the skidmark on the white pvc back door apparently, but luckily I was second up this morning and it was dealt with by hubby ;)
    Good strategy - I'll try this in future.

    Never in my wildest dreams did I ever imagine that cat crap could be so amusing...
    Karen, Freyja & Wicca




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    I had this problem with Simba for a while but he seems to have grown out of it, must be getting better at where he puts his feet. I have a covered litter tray, fairly large and one of those mats outside it that is meant to catch the litter as they walk accross it. The other thing that is good is that Elsa, one of my dogs, is obsessed with cleaning him up and every time he comes out of the litter tray Elsa is there waiting. Simba always tries to make a dash for it but he can't get away - I've even seen him going along the kitchen floor on his front legs only with Elsa's nose shuved up his bum lifting his back legs off the floor

    We too have a dragon tree and I have moved it at least three times in an effort to stop Simba trying to climb it or eat it's leaves. Now he is outside more though he prefers to climb the real trees outside. I haven't had him do a poo in it though but we too found quite early on that the large pebbles make less mess

 

 

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