I've had this now pages long thread about my cat Frankie who had litter box issues that we think were caused by two things: stress and crystals in his urine. He'd go several days without an accident and then have one so we started confinement 3 times. He's now been released (gradually) to roam the rest of the house for several days with yesterday being his first full day in the entire house with two bedroom doors and one bathroom door remaining closed.......he pooped in the sink in his "studio apartment", otherwise known as our basement bathroom, so I don't want him to be tempted with our other sinks. he seems to be obsessed with our main level bathroom so, for now, the door remains closed. Hubby was thinking that last night would be his last night confined to the basement bathroom.
I've scoured the internet for what to do after the confinement period is over and haven't found much. So I thought I would post a new thread to see if others have opinions on this. I think we could be done with confinement as he's not had an accident for two weeks now. Accidents that weren't our fault that is: he had one last weekend because we forgot to clean his boxes. So hopefully we won't forget again!
So my question is: how do we know it's the right time to release him completely?
Thanks for any opinions. I appreciate it!
I've scoured the internet for what to do after the confinement period is over and haven't found much. So I thought I would post a new thread to see if others have opinions on this. I think we could be done with confinement as he's not had an accident for two weeks now. Accidents that weren't our fault that is: he had one last weekend because we forgot to clean his boxes. So hopefully we won't forget again!
So my question is: how do we know it's the right time to release him completely?
Thanks for any opinions. I appreciate it!