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Reply #30 posted 05/09/08 8:33am

MIGUELGOMEZ

My co-worker says to clean the spot with vinegar and water solution so that the cat doesn't smell it and decide to go to the same spot every time.

....But I don't know.
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Reply #31 posted 05/09/08 9:41am

Imago

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

My co-worker says to clean the spot with vinegar and water solution so that the cat doesn't smell it and decide to go to the same spot every time.

....But I don't know.

I'll try that.




That stupid ass, fluffy white cat.
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Reply #32 posted 05/09/08 9:42am

CarrieMpls

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Imago said:

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

My co-worker says to clean the spot with vinegar and water solution so that the cat doesn't smell it and decide to go to the same spot every time.

....But I don't know.

I'll try that.




That stupid ass, fluffy white cat.


I think that's more for cats who spray, not poo. Pooing is a really serious thing. nod
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Reply #33 posted 05/09/08 9:42am

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what an ugly animal.

No offense.


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Reply #34 posted 05/09/08 9:43am

Imago

CarrieMpls said:

Imago said:


I'll try that.




That stupid ass, fluffy white cat.


I think that's more for cats who spray, not poo. Pooing is a really serious thing. nod

The smaller, stupid ass, calico cat used to poop in the same corner.


Stupid ass cats.
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Reply #35 posted 05/09/08 9:44am

Imago

JerseyKRS said:

what an ugly animal.

No offense.

It's cute!



You're just a bitter old hag, you pompous, pampered Petunia!
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Reply #36 posted 05/09/08 9:45am

Imago

xplnyrslf said:

We had an 8 foot rattlesnake in the enclosed backyard. All three dogs were barking and carrying on.My husband managed to get them in the house without anyone getting bitten.
I made appointments for all three of our dogs to get rattlesnake avoidance training with the Humane Society. They use a de-fanged snake and shock collars. It's for their own good.
By the time the fire department came to re-locate the snake, he was gone.
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we have snakes here too.
And Boas, and pythons, and aligators, and some type of swamp beast they think is the Floridian Yetti. shrug

Maybe I should just get rid of the cat.
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Reply #37 posted 05/09/08 9:46am

magnificentsyn
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i just got rid of my cat because of my wife's allergies. this past weekend i was cleaning my media room and noticed the subtle scent of cat piss. i followed me nose behind my stereo systems and this F@^ker pissed all over my cord and cable connections!

i he were still here he'd be death
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Reply #38 posted 05/09/08 9:47am

roodboi

JerseyKRS said:

what an ugly animal.

No offense.



oh my god, we think alike...
I was wondering where the cute, fluffy cat was....
because, lets be honest, that is a pic of one "jankity" looking feline...
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Reply #39 posted 05/09/08 9:48am

magnificentsyn
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roodboi said:

JerseyKRS said:

what an ugly animal.

No offense.



oh my god, we think alike...
I was wondering where the cute, fluffy cat was....
because, lets be honest, that is a pic of one "jankity" looking feline...


yeah, i hate cats with pink noses and paws! wtf, seems like their gene pool was f'd
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Reply #40 posted 05/09/08 9:48am

Imago

magnificentsynthesizer said:

i just got rid of my cat because of my wife's allergies. this past weekend i was cleaning my media room and noticed the subtle scent of cat piss. i followed me nose behind my stereo systems and this F@^ker pissed all over my cord and cable connections!

i he were still here he'd be death


Cats suck ass, don't they?




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Reply #41 posted 05/09/08 9:50am

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Imago said:

magnificentsynthesizer said:

i just got rid of my cat because of my wife's allergies. this past weekend i was cleaning my media room and noticed the subtle scent of cat piss. i followed me nose behind my stereo systems and this F@^ker pissed all over my cord and cable connections!

i he were still here he'd be death


Cats suck ass, don't they?






man, where do i begin. they're useless!
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Reply #42 posted 05/09/08 9:50am

CarrieLee

I think she's mad that she looks so ratty. Get her groomed!
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Reply #43 posted 05/09/08 9:51am

pardonme4livin

I could never own a cat.... I am the only one who gets to mark his territory in my house.... beyatch!
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Reply #44 posted 05/09/08 9:57am

Imago

magnificentsynthesizer said:

Imago said:



Cats suck ass, don't they?






man, where do i begin. they're useless!



BINGO!!!!!
This one won't even chase large bugs out of fear.

And Siamese cats are worse. They have poor night time vision! What kind of nocturnal animal has poor nighttime vision?? WTF???
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Reply #45 posted 05/09/08 9:58am

Imago

CarrieLee said:

I think she's mad that she looks so ratty. Get her groomed!

That's the way his fur is. lol
Turkish Angoras are very hairy cats.


It's super soft, almost like touching down. But it doesn't stay "neat" looking.
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Reply #46 posted 05/09/08 9:58am

Imago

pardonme4livin said:

I could never own a cat.... I am the only one who gets to mark his territory in my house.... beyatch!


Cats would find your presence intolerable!






I however, wouldn't. ky call
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Reply #47 posted 05/09/08 10:00am

pardonme4livin

Imago said:

pardonme4livin said:

I could never own a cat.... I am the only one who gets to mark his territory in my house.... beyatch!


Cats would find your presence intolerable!






I however, wouldn't. ky call


batting eyes oh and if there was a "cat blender" emoticon....that'd be my response to that shit.... hmph!
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Reply #48 posted 05/09/08 10:02am

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CarrieMpls said:

PS - This is likely a symptom that something is wrong, she's unhappy or possibly even sick in some way. Cats are VERY clean creatures and do not like to poo just anywhere, nor do they like their poo lying around. Any time a cat of mine has pooed anywhere other than the litterbox it's because she's been mad at me or very scared or stressed or all of the above.
Has anything changed in your household recently?
Maybe she misses the other kitty? sad


nod Something is making her unhappy!

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Reply #49 posted 05/09/08 10:04am

Imago

superspaceboy said:

CarrieMpls said:

PS - This is likely a symptom that something is wrong, she's unhappy or possibly even sick in some way. Cats are VERY clean creatures and do not like to poo just anywhere, nor do they like their poo lying around. Any time a cat of mine has pooed anywhere other than the litterbox it's because she's been mad at me or very scared or stressed or all of the above.
Has anything changed in your household recently?
Maybe she misses the other kitty? sad


nod Something is making her unhappy!

Fuck that cat.

Has anyone considered MY emotions?
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Reply #50 posted 05/09/08 10:05am

Anxiety

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that looks almost exactly like our new cat, and it looks exactly like the kind of dumbass thing he'd let us do to him. lol
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Reply #51 posted 05/09/08 10:09am

Lammastide

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Imago said:

superspaceboy said:



nod Something is making her unhappy!

Fuck that cat.

Has anyone considered MY emotions?

I agree! You should go dump on the carpet! mad
Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
μηδὲν ὅλως σὺ λυποῦ
πρὸς ὀλίγον ἐστὶ τὸ ζῆν
τὸ τέλος ὁ χρόνος ἀπαιτεῖ.”
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Reply #52 posted 05/09/08 10:09am

Imago

Anxiety said:

PANDURITO said:



that looks almost exactly like our new cat, and it looks exactly like the kind of dumbass thing he'd let us do to him. lol

Two men living in the same house, buy a cat together.


I detect more than a hint of Gheyness in all of that.
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Reply #53 posted 05/09/08 10:22am

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i think the key with pets, like kids is to teach them early on, don't
waste a single day.

i took two weeks off from work when i got my puppy and literally sat
with him for 3 days straight. no interruptions, no chores, just sat
in the house watching him and took him outside right after he'd had
a nap or a drink or some food etc. plus just watching him playing in
the house.

and everytime he did something outside i went balistic, rolling on
the floor, chucking out doggy snacks like a sprinkler, cooing and
purring like a deranged kitten. so the dog was like "yay, shitting
outside is superfun"

falloff

after 3 days he was house trained, never once did anything inside nod

that way you don't have to punish your animal because they only learn
the right way to do something and you don't have to step in.

i've known people with 6 month/up to a year old dogs who still shat
in the house because they couldn't get them to go outside. it's all
a matter of investing lots of time in the first days which pays off
in the long run.

having said that, cats are stubborn smart ass fuckers. if she decided
she'll crap inside that's what she'll do

biggrin
and true love lives on lollipops and crisps
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Reply #54 posted 05/09/08 10:25am

CarrieLee

Imago said:

CarrieLee said:

I think she's mad that she looks so ratty. Get her groomed!

That's the way his fur is. lol
Turkish Angoras are very hairy cats.


It's super soft, almost like touching down. But it doesn't stay "neat" looking.



Whatever! She looks wet neutral Brush her!
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Reply #55 posted 05/09/08 10:25am

Imago

IstenSzek said:

i think the key with pets, like kids is to teach them early on, don't
waste a single day.

i took two weeks off from work when i got my puppy and literally sat
with him for 3 days straight. no interruptions, no chores, just sat
in the house watching him and took him outside right after he'd had
a nap or a drink or some food etc. plus just watching him playing in
the house.

and everytime he did something outside i went balistic, rolling on
the floor, chucking out doggy snacks like a sprinkler, cooing and
purring like a deranged kitten. so the dog was like "yay, shitting
outside is superfun"

falloff

after 3 days he was house trained, never once did anything inside nod

that way you don't have to punish your animal because they only learn
the right way to do something and you don't have to step in.

i've known people with 6 month/up to a year old dogs who still shat
in the house because they couldn't get them to go outside. it's all
a matter of investing lots of time in the first days which pays off
in the long run.

having said that, cats are stubborn smart ass fuckers. if she decided
she'll crap inside that's what she'll do

biggrin



Perhaps we can discuss this matter over the phone.
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Reply #56 posted 05/09/08 10:29am

JustErin

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It's all about learned behaviour.

She's just following your lead. Stop having skat parties and she'll probably stop. You can't expect her not to do it if daddy is doing it.

Sorry, not trying to be mean...it's called tough love.

hug
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Reply #57 posted 05/09/08 10:30am

Imago

JustErin said:

It's all about learned behaviour.

She's just following your lead. Stop having skat parties and she'll probably stop. You can't expect her not to do it if daddy is doing it.

Sorry, not trying to be mean...it's called tough love.

hug

I'm sending your facebook link to my roomate and telling him you're interested.



Trust me, he'll never leave you alone. You thought ken was bad.
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Reply #58 posted 05/09/08 10:33am

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Imago said:

JustErin said:

It's all about learned behaviour.

She's just following your lead. Stop having skat parties and she'll probably stop. You can't expect her not to do it if daddy is doing it.

Sorry, not trying to be mean...it's called tough love.

hug

I'm sending your facebook link to my roomate and telling him you're interested.



Trust me, he'll never leave you alone. You thought ken was bad.


I hate you.
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Reply #59 posted 05/09/08 10:43am

XxAxX

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i say blow up a bunch of balloons and then rub them against the cat's fur, vigorously. after briskly rubbing the balloons against cat's fur, the balloons should pretty much stick to the fur without any help.

once your cat has been covered in balloons i think you will find she no longer poos where she shouldn't as she will be way too busy addressing the balloons that are stuck to her fur.

hope this helps*.
thumbs up!




disclaimer: the above is not intended to be taken literally, nor intended to be implemented in any way, shape, or form. the above reply was posted merely as an attempt at cat humor, which is likely failed since i am a bird person. ask me about birds.
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