On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 15:49:01 GMT, "Boris Beizer"
calmly ranted:
"Karl Townsend" wrote in message
link.net...
So what could I put in the tubs to either make the cat not pee there
(impossible I think). Or something to keep my stock from corroding to
death
when he does his thing next time?
Advice from a fellow cat owner. I think you're looking at it the wrong way.
A cat doesn't suddenly start to pee in new places for no reason. There are
several possibilities:
2. You're not keeping the litter box clean enough. If I miss two days, I
can expect to find a lump of cat doo on my desk.
You, sir, are WAAAAAAAAAY too tolerant. I'd be eating Shanghai
Special Delight that very night if that happened.
3. You've ****ed him off in some way and he's sending you a message.
Think back to when he started this routine and figure out what it is you did
to annoy him.
Uh, huh. Scenario 2: Why did the kid break your windshield?
A: Because you parked directly in his path to his neighbor's
house and forced him to take 11 extra steps to get there.
It's your fault, not his. I love psychologists.
5. A really persistent territory marker can't be easily cured. You might
try chucking him up in a four-jaw, or mounted between centers in the obvious
places, with a lathe dog around his neck. As a less drastic measure, I
found that all of my cats absolutely hated the noise of the vaccum cleaner
and the air compressor. Just turn one of them on when he enters the shop
and keep the litter box elsewhere.
Bingo! "Honey, Socks is your cat and he's ruining my shop.
Please find another place to keep the litter box and I'll
consider letting both of you stay." Or something like that.
Otherwise, maybe he could try the FastOrange on rags strewn
about the shop. Or find something else which is pleasant to
humans but not to Socks. The fence charger idea might be a
last step if he's too WOOS to confront said cat's owner.
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