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Glad they liked the food Donna! |
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I'm so pleased it's going well Donna. Fingers crossed that this is the road to recovery for Chloe.......no more accidents and a happy, eating cat.  |
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I knew this would happen.....  Misty is now using Chloe's litter tray which means her pee is now going everywhere cos she doesnt squat low enough (which is why she has the hooded litter tray). I am now clearing up Misty pee rather than Chloe pee  What to do now girls? |
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Get a second hooded tray and throw out the non-lidded one. |
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Dear god, what a time you are having with those two rascals. I agree with Hilary but is it possible to also keep the un-hooded tray too? http://wizz-catz.co.uk/soiling.html http://www.peteducation.com/article....&articleid=158 Maybe these links can give a little extra help too. Wizz is a lovely woman and you can contact her via her website for some help too. |
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