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Hello! So far the move has been mostly successful... with one problem. Our old apartment had crappy fake wood floors, and we were able to have two litter boxes in the hall closet. However, our new apartment has carpet except in the bathroom and kitchen. There's a small linen closet in the...

Thank you everyone for your replies! I do plan on keeping them in the bathroom during the move which will be dark and (relatively) quiet. Daisy also loves hiding in cabinets so I think she'll feel secure in there, while Smokey loves lying in sinks. I don't plan on getting a feliway, just because...

Not sure if this is the right forum, but figured I'd post anyway. My SO and I are moving to a new apartment a few blocks away, and of course we're taking our two cats (Smokey Bear and Daisy) with us. They've been strictly indoor since the day we got them, and our current apartment is the only...

Unfortunately letting them into the bedroom would be more disruptive as eventually they give up trying to get in and go to sleep. I have a runner, that's a good idea. I'll try that.

Okay so as some of you know, I have two 9 month old kittens (both are speutered) and I've been having issues with them not covering their litter. Well now I have a new, more serious, issue. Whenever my boyfriend and I are in the bedroom with the door closed, the cats will claw at the carpet. We...

I was using Tidy Cats but I switches to fresh step because a friend of mine recommended it. It's really dusty but it does keep the smell down better. I think I'll talk to the vet again and see. It might be the dry food they're having a reaction to.

I have a litter genie that I use, and I try to scoop it as soon as I get home from work so it's not sitting for 2 days. It's not that it smells continously, it's that they poop, and don't cover it and it stinks and if I'm at work when it happens when I get home the place stinks. Of course I...

Yeah they've been checked no worms or anything. At first I thought they had a chicken allergy so now they're on all turkey foods but it's not helping. I think I'm just going to put them back on the I/D because that seemed to help. But even still their poops STINK! I scoop every day or every...

They've been checked by a vet and are healthy. I've tried raw but that gives them stinky poops too. I can't have my apartment smelling like cat **** all the time. It's not good. I think the litter boxes are large enough for them. I don't really know what else to do. I could try getting a giant...

Okay, I feel like I've been very patient but I can't take it anymore. I have two litter boxes, one covered and one uncovered and I've tried numerous different litters and for whatver reason my &^%$%^& cats will not cover their own poop. IT STINKS like cat poop in my apartment and I literally...

Genetically it's not possible unless the cat is XXY, which is possible, yet very rare. XXY is /not/ male, it's hermaphroditic.

There's a nice lip so that even if the Betta were to jump, he couldn't get out. I also plan to pick up a larger desk aquarium, since the vase is smaller than I realized.

Some of you know that I adopted my first kittens a few months ago, and have been going through a lot with them. Well, I just wanted to give a story time update! Their poops are back to 100% normal, and they're on a diet of canned Wellness Turkey, and Nature's Variety LID (Turkey flavor) dry...