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08/18/2006 02:19:18 PM · #26 |
Mine is in a corner of the dining room, but only because it's the only reasonable spot available in my apartment. In other accomodations I've kept it in the laundry room or in the bathroom.
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08/18/2006 02:46:37 PM · #27 |
Little alcove by the stairs.
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08/18/2006 02:51:22 PM · #28 |
| My cat never uses his litterbox, goes outside...Gawd knows where!!!! anyway, his throne is next to me, should he choose to use it. |
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08/18/2006 03:54:41 PM · #29 |
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08/18/2006 03:56:26 PM · #30 |
| Away from anything food related. |
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08/18/2006 03:58:17 PM · #31 |
dont have a litter box. Taringa goes outside thru the cat flap in the door.
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08/18/2006 04:01:37 PM · #32 |
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08/18/2006 04:03:03 PM · #33 |
Originally posted by kiwinick:
dont have a litter box... |
THAT'S what that smell is!!! I wondered about that.
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08/18/2006 04:09:59 PM · #34 |
Basement. Not that it stops her from pooping and peeing on the carpet/drapes etc.
Most of the food never makes it all the way through her digestive tract anyway, she gorges on it and then pukes it up in the hall so we can step in it on our way to the potty late at night. MMM MMM
It's my wife's cat, I can't stand the beasty myself.
Anyone want a cat? I'll even spring for an envelope and postage.
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08/18/2006 04:16:45 PM · #35 |
In the livingroom. 
Never know it was there, never a smell.
Message edited by author 2006-08-18 16:24:04. |
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08/18/2006 04:19:01 PM · #36 |
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08/18/2006 04:27:54 PM · #37 |
Originally posted by BradP:
In the livingroom.
Never know it was there, never a smell. |
Ooooh, You've got one of those fancy, no scoop rolling litter boxes! |
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08/18/2006 04:28:55 PM · #38 |
Originally posted by BradP:
In the livingroom.
Never know it was there, never a smell. |
when I had a cat I had that box. Awesome, very easy to clean comapred to traditional boxes :) |
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08/18/2006 04:32:39 PM · #39 |
My cat's litter box is in the spare bedroom with my husband's studio space. He doesn't like the smell but the basement is not a safe place for my cat. Sooooo!!!
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08/18/2006 04:33:57 PM · #40 |
| They are so easy to take care of, litter stays inside, and it really helps that we use an organic, no chemically-treated litter (forget what kind it is). |
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08/18/2006 04:46:09 PM · #41 |
My apartment is pretty small with not a lot of options, so my kitty's is in the kitchen. I went to the thrift store and got a fire screen for $1. Then I went to the craft store and got some pretty cloth that was cheap. I took apart the frame of the fire screen, put the cloth over the screen, and then put it all back together.
Most people don't even know the cat box is there. Sometimes I even forget! He's mainly outside and never uses it anyway.
Alo's box screen |
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08/18/2006 04:52:28 PM · #42 |
Originally posted by BradP:
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How did you make that kitty tree? Looks like a shower curtain rod as your main support? |
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08/18/2006 05:10:27 PM · #43 |
| Place the litter box at the base of the toilet for 2 weeks. Then move the box onto the toilet seat for 2 weeks. The remove the box and leave the lid up. Voila!!! Cat now poops in toilet. Usaully works in this time frame. May take longer but, I've never heard of it not working. As far as flushing your on your own. Haven't figured that part yet. |
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08/18/2006 05:21:00 PM · #44 |
| Spare Bed room! Anyone want to come over and spend the night! Use tidy Cat with crystals best odor eliminator. |
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08/18/2006 05:30:11 PM · #45 |
Originally posted by aliqui:
Originally posted by BradP:
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How did you make that kitty tree? Looks like a shower curtain rod as your main support? |
The main post is a 4x4. I bored a 1" hole down into it and what looks like a shower curtain rod, is actually a HUGE bolt, with a rubber cane tip on top, and by turning the nut, it tightens it up to the ceiling by adding overall length.
Message edited by author 2006-08-18 17:31:32. |
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08/18/2006 05:37:31 PM · #46 |
I have one in the bathroom and one in the living room. The living room box is a gihugic tupperware container with a hole cut in the lid.
I live in a studio, so my box options for two felines is a tad limited. :) Just make sure to use a really good litter. |
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08/18/2006 05:39:49 PM · #47 |
Oh, ours want to do it just outside :) and normaly stays outside at night.
Actually we having problem to get him to do it in box when he is sick and cant go out. He waits desperetly till the last moment then... real funny :).
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08/18/2006 05:39:49 PM · #48 |
In our last house, we had a small 'broom' closet. I'm not really what I would call it except Broom Closet. It was a small closet next to our fridge in the kitchen, maybe a 24 inches wide x 36 inches deep. My husband cut a small kitty door in the wall next to the fridge. He installed a shelf in the closet, which became home to our broom and mops as well as cleaners. They rested nicely on the shelf with the garabage can, while the kitty box dwelled under the shelf. It was a covered box, so the shelf was high enough to clear it. They would simply walk between the fridge and the wall to go through their private little entrance. It was really ideal and assisted with controlling the litter from being tracked out.
In our current house, we are minus 2 of 3 kitties...and the 3rd kitty in her old age has become a hermit living in our garage and has free access to the outdoors. |
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08/18/2006 06:15:16 PM · #49 |
| We have ours in the office. I agree with the tidy cat with crystals blend. Best odor control I have found thus far! |
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08/18/2006 06:36:32 PM · #50 |
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