Carmen Lucia
Lairian
- Joined
- May 23, 2016
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@GoldHazel I bought the Arm and Hammer litter last night (WAY cheaper than the stuff I was buying). I took the old litter out, sanitized the box and moved it to a more private area. Within 5 minutes she had already peed in there. I deep cleaned the carpets and sanitized anything I think she'd compromised during her litter protest as well. I think we're headed in the right direction.
She's not a huge fan of the litter box in general, she keeps her front feet out of the box when she goes so obviously the hood was cramping her style. I know that is a sign that she may not like the litter but it almost seems like that's just the way she does things. Who knows what the condition of her previous box was kept in or what litter they used, it may just be habit for her from years of hating it.
She's scheduled for her dental on 6/29, I'm excited and nervous all at the same time. I've made notes about the anesthetic and I know she'll be in good hands. They are also going to groom her really well while she's under and do a deep ear cleaning. I've cleaned so much gunk out already but she holds her head at a tilt and I just want to make sure she doesn't have an inner ear infection or something going on. I can't wait to see how beautiful she'll look.
I'll update everyone after her dental... Hopefully she's left with enough teeth to keep her tongue in! Either way, she'll be much happier when it comes to eating.
She's not a huge fan of the litter box in general, she keeps her front feet out of the box when she goes so obviously the hood was cramping her style. I know that is a sign that she may not like the litter but it almost seems like that's just the way she does things. Who knows what the condition of her previous box was kept in or what litter they used, it may just be habit for her from years of hating it.
She's scheduled for her dental on 6/29, I'm excited and nervous all at the same time. I've made notes about the anesthetic and I know she'll be in good hands. They are also going to groom her really well while she's under and do a deep ear cleaning. I've cleaned so much gunk out already but she holds her head at a tilt and I just want to make sure she doesn't have an inner ear infection or something going on. I can't wait to see how beautiful she'll look.
I'll update everyone after her dental... Hopefully she's left with enough teeth to keep her tongue in! Either way, she'll be much happier when it comes to eating.