Okay, so about two months ago, we had adopted two 5 month feral kittens. Happy to say, they have adapted nicely to us and their new home. One will never be a lap cat, but he lets you pet him when he's in the mood, but the girl has become a little attention princess.
Anyhow, here is my question. With these two, coming home is a new adventure. Always. There is always something they have gotten into and torn to bits. I know it is pointless to freak out and get mad, but I admit I spend at least a quarter of my time cleaning up after these little "excursions."
Lately, it's the trash in the kitchen. Woke up this morning and the can was on its side and there were a ton of new "toys" they had discovered. I did the usual, giving them a couple of dirty looks, sighing, then chuckling to myself, before I cleaned it up.
I am getting a new, more secure trash can today, but is there a spray or something like Bitter Apple for keeping them away from things? Is there some sort of spray to deter them from going near things in the first place, before they chew or attack the empty Coke bottle?
I love them to death, but its like having two drunk, rowdy roomates.
Anyhow, here is my question. With these two, coming home is a new adventure. Always. There is always something they have gotten into and torn to bits. I know it is pointless to freak out and get mad, but I admit I spend at least a quarter of my time cleaning up after these little "excursions."
Lately, it's the trash in the kitchen. Woke up this morning and the can was on its side and there were a ton of new "toys" they had discovered. I did the usual, giving them a couple of dirty looks, sighing, then chuckling to myself, before I cleaned it up.
I am getting a new, more secure trash can today, but is there a spray or something like Bitter Apple for keeping them away from things? Is there some sort of spray to deter them from going near things in the first place, before they chew or attack the empty Coke bottle?
I love them to death, but its like having two drunk, rowdy roomates.