| Scarlet ( @ 2009-04-05 21:06:00 |
No Such Thing As "Normal" In This House
We now have a very strong suspicion that Stouffer is actually weeing IN THE TOILET, in our downstairs loo.
His litter tray is next to the toilet and he does always rush in and observe anyone who is "going", plus he tries to wee in his box at the same time (which was giving him cystitis, I'm sure, as there are three of us and one of him).
Anyway, now he seems to have decided that the best way for him to stake his claim to the room (his bed is in there too) is to own the ACTUAL TOILET by weeing in it. Both Brandon AND Unimag have found him perched on the porcelain, on separate occasions, his "bits" over the edge. And Unimag claims to have seen "drips" on the otherwise dry inner part of the bowl (above the water). Hmmm.
God, is it ME, or am I blogging about a cat pissing?
EDIT: It could be worse... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQbHS4YJ OMc
We now have a very strong suspicion that Stouffer is actually weeing IN THE TOILET, in our downstairs loo.
His litter tray is next to the toilet and he does always rush in and observe anyone who is "going", plus he tries to wee in his box at the same time (which was giving him cystitis, I'm sure, as there are three of us and one of him).
Anyway, now he seems to have decided that the best way for him to stake his claim to the room (his bed is in there too) is to own the ACTUAL TOILET by weeing in it. Both Brandon AND Unimag have found him perched on the porcelain, on separate occasions, his "bits" over the edge. And Unimag claims to have seen "drips" on the otherwise dry inner part of the bowl (above the water). Hmmm.
God, is it ME, or am I blogging about a cat pissing?
EDIT: It could be worse... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQbHS4YJ