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Do you have a litterbox in your bedroom?
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I used to fear that my toddlers would think the litterbox was a sandbox years ago.
Lol yeah! She already loves to get into the cat food. Trying to keep her away from poop is the big obstacle in our house.
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We have litter boxes sort of in our bedroom. We have an extra sink area just as you walk in our bedroom. We put 2 litter boxes under the sink and I have it rigged to have one door ajar so you do not see the boxes, but the cats can slip in. Then we have one litter box outside. I am happy that out of 3 boxes we only see one. Just made the most sense for us and I am definitely on top of the cleaning 2-3 times a day.
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When my youngest was a toddler, we got a golden retriever puppy and she would pick at her dry food instead of eating it all up. I told my daughter to hand-feed the puppy and when I turned around, she was giving one piece of kibble to the dog and the next piece for her! LOL
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Right now I have four litterboxes and I literally can't count how many times a day my husband and I are scooping.
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Lol that's so funny! My daughter likes to put all the food in the water bowl, ::sigh::
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Lol that's so funny! My daughter likes to put all the food in the water bowl, ::sigh::
From time to time, I still tease her about eating dog food when she was a toddler. I wasn't worried when I turned around and saw her with a mouth filled with dog food. I did scoop it all out of her mouth, but it's not poison, but it wasn't human grade food.
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when he first came home he was locked in my bedroom amd during that time i have a storage closet next to the clothes closet in my room it was in there with the door cracked and then when he was released into the rest pf the apt i put in the laundry room but it was grossing me out trying to cook or eat amd suddenly eyes start to water so i moved it back to the storage closet in master bedroom he has been great with all the switches no accidents unless you count dingleberries?.. i clean his box multiple times a day i basically let him go wait a few for it to harden or the pee to clump scoop it pour a little clean litter on top shake it so it always smells good for him then dump all the litter and wash box every week usually same day as bath day and we have no smell problems except for the inital poo
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I have one in my bedroom only. They sleep with me and I close the door because I have one roommate so it has to be in here. I use the blue litter, made from walnut shells. They seem to like it. There's suppose to be no dust in it, but it gets pretty dusty around the box.
