Two deposits in my bedroom

Definitely sounds like someone was sick. Was there any in the box at all? Kitty could be blaming the box for his/her discomfort.

Another take is, if you only have one litter box, you really should have at least three for two cats. Many cats prefer to poop in one and pee in the other, and some cats won't sue a box at all, if there is anything in it.

Or....one cat is barring the other from using the box at all. This also is not that uncommon and why more boxes are recommended, with at least one in a different place than the other two.

But, yeah it does sound like someone has an upset system.

I give cooked white breast of chicken when one of my kitties has diarrhea. I keep chunks of it stored in my freezer at all times. Take a chunk out let it thaw only slightly, then shred it into fine filaments. Still has ice clinging to it, so extra moisture, too.

I would also assume that the cat did not have time to get to the litter box. You also mentioned "yellow" - was the color normal? If it happens again take a fecal sample to the vet - a little easier than taking the whole cat.

Unless your apartment only consists of one room, a bathroom, this is just plain untrue. Everyone uses this same excuse, get over it and put a litter box in the bedroom and living room area. It won't kill anyone and is better for a cat's urinary health. You can get creative and hide them partially behind a chair or whatever.

I have two in my den, one in the living room, and even one in my bedroom. The bedroom box is rarely used, but it's still there if they need it. As long as they're all scooped there's nothing to smell.

As for the stool color. If it passes through too quickly it can appear more yellow. It's just what bile does. Also using a more grainy food that's lighter can make for lighter stools. If it keeps up see a vet soon - though just one loose bowel movement isn't a worry.

Please, this is a site to help people with their problems. Constructive advice is always the most helpful.

It is not unusual for litter box sharing issues to arise at any time in a multi-cat household, regardless of the relationship the cats may have otherwise. For whatever reason, one cat may decide s/he is in charge of the litter box, no one uses it but ME.

Adding a feliway plug in diffuser can help, if you do see territorial trouble with the litter box, but at least two litter boxes really can make a difference. Another can be added in some quiet corner, or behind a chair, under an end table, or even under a cupboard, like the one in the bathroom, in the kitchen. If it's kept clean, it's not really a problem.

Well, let us know if one kitty turns up sick, so we can send some good TCS vibes.

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