More cat advice sought. (Warning: Poopies.)

[prog]

Ada's taken to going to the bathroom in incorrect locations lately. Last week she peed on the rug next to her litterbox. Yesterday she did her number-twos in the laundry basket in our bedroom.

Becuase she is stealthy, we don't discover the accidents until long after they're perpetrated, so we haven't bothered punishing her. But we'd like her to cut it out, just the same.

Thoughts of things we might be doing wrong, or which we should be looking out for?

Comments

[dianamp04.livejournal.com]

I mentioned this to Amy earlier, but I would try using an uncovered litter box for a few days to see if that helps. She might be getting picky about smell, and the closed litter box traps smells.

It might also be the litter, though I think she did this with the small litter too, so I'm not sure?

[prog.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure either. It may be time to start keeping a log. (Heh heh, "log".)

[dianamp04.livejournal.com]

Lol, your a dork. Another option I've recently found is a better alternative to cat attract litter (which is awful clay shit), is they now have cat attract stuff you can poor into your litter box with your regular litter. I've seen it online, and been tempted to get it, but I seem to have Ava and Stryker's issues under control (as long as I block access to my chair and bedroom).