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I tried reintroducing them, but did not help. Today I was making breakfast for my little sister and I looked over and Precious was literally sinking her teeth into Chewie's throat. Poor Chewie couldn't do anything about it, she couldn't even hiss. Precious was fine and happy before and then all...

So we ended up having to return Paisley, after she ruined 3 beds, 4 sets of sheets, the entire carpet on our main floor, and a sofa. It was really sad having to return such a sweet kitty, I really loved her, but my parents decided it was just not going to work, plus she and Chewie, our resident...

So we finally brought Paisley, our new cat home. She and Chewie didn't exactly get along, but I think they're gonna be okay, they've made a lot of progress. But here's an unexpected problem, she's about two years old, they think, and she's been "litter box trained." But when we brought her...

We're adopting a new kitty this week from a local humane society! The poor thing was de-clawed by her original owners and dumped on a country road. She's a really sweet kitty, they think she's about two years old and I can't wait to bring her home. The only thing is, we have a 10 year old cat...

I can try to get my cat to cooperate for a few pictures, that shouldn't be too bad, but my cat's kinda fat, I don't know if you really want her to be your model cat... Let me know if you're interested!  

I'll try and convince my mom to put a litter box in the kitchen, but she's not a huge fan of that idea... I will re-try using an enzyme cleaner and see if that helps. Do you have any suggestions on a brand? We can schedule her for an appointment and see if maybe we can figure out what's wrong...

I really can't think of anywhere upstairs that a box would work, I'm not trying to be stubborn but, there really isn't anywhere that it wouldn't be in the way. I could probably add another box downstairs for her to use, how far away do they need to be from each other? No, we aren't currently...

She is 10 years old and we've had her for her entire life. It started several years ago, it was kind of off and on at first, originally as peeing, but then switched to pooping, but now it's a constant problem. When she started peeing on the floor, we had her checked out and there was no problem...

My cat keeps pooping on the floor at night and I can't figure out why. Her litter box is down stairs and she keeps pooping upstairs right by the front door. We have tried using Dr. Elsie's Cat Attract Clay Litter and it hasn't helped. We have even tried keeping her in the laundry room with her...