Anyone want to help figure this one out...cats
cally
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Mon Feb-21-05 06:00 PM
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Anyone want to help figure this one out...cats |
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So I'm sitting watching TV with my teen and her cat comes into the room and poops in front of us. This is a new behavior. Her litter box is basically clean, she was petted this morning as always, and she seems healthy.
Cats just mystify me.
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Mon Feb-21-05 06:01 PM
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1. you pissed her off somehow, cally |
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think about it - you did something that has left her miffed.
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Mon Feb-21-05 06:06 PM
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3. Probably because we had 5 14 year olds spend the night |
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Drove me crazy, also. Why the cat blames the elder teen and I is beyond me. We often have many spend the night.
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Mon Feb-21-05 06:05 PM
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2. I think she is trying to tell you she is mad. |
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Especially since she did it right in front of you.
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Mon Feb-21-05 06:14 PM
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4. Try the Pets Group in DU |
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There are excellent resources there and it's always a nice break from GD-Good luck-
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Mon Feb-21-05 06:23 PM
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5. Were you watching the AKC agility trials ? |
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Mon Feb-21-05 06:33 PM
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I've had so many cats over the years, but never seen that before.
How old is this cat?
:shrug:
--Peter
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cally
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Mon Feb-21-05 07:14 PM
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Strange cat. She spent her first few years scared to death here. Now she thinks she's in charge. This one is a new behavior. My daughter thinks she's mad at her. She kicked her (the cat) out of her room because she ate her papers. Both happen all the time so I doubt that's the reason. And for another question...this cat eats both my daughters' homework. Never tried for any paper of my husband's or mine.
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Mon Feb-21-05 07:44 PM
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8. Definitely expressing anger |
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My cat used to do this - one particularly severe episode (we left him alone for 2-3 weeks in a new house, with a strange neighbor to feed/water/scoop) culminated in him pooping on me while we slept. From then on - with his point made - he was back in the litter box.
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