Hello. I have two female indoor cats (sisters - Pansy and Tulip). They are about 6 years old. I lived in a small one bedroom condo with them until recently. In my condo, I had one litter box that I scooped every morning. Occassionally, Tulip would poop on the floor just outside the litter box. After a trip to the vet (she was diagnosed completely healthy...though a tad over weight) and changing the type of litter, I finally concluded that maybe she was doing it because she was mad at me. She seemed to mostly do it when I was gone for longer periods at a time (like all day at work and then gone one night).
My boyfriend and I recently bought a house. We now have 2 litter boxes for the cats which I still scoop daily. The cats seem to love the house (I don't think they've ever climbed stairs before and they are loving it now). But Tulip has been pooping on the cement just outside the litter boxes every morning now since we moved in 3 weeks ago. I should add that they used to sleep in my bedroom with me when I had the condo but due to allergies, we do not let them in the bedroom at all in the new house.
Is it possible she's not adjusting as well as I thought? Any ideas as to what I can do to prevent this? I read about a product called "Dr. Elsey's Precious Cat Ultra Litter Attractant", has anyone tried this and does it work?
My boyfriend would love to get a dog sometime in the near future but I'd like to at least make sure the cats are well adjusted to the house before I turn their world upside down by adding another pet.
Thanks.
My boyfriend and I recently bought a house. We now have 2 litter boxes for the cats which I still scoop daily. The cats seem to love the house (I don't think they've ever climbed stairs before and they are loving it now). But Tulip has been pooping on the cement just outside the litter boxes every morning now since we moved in 3 weeks ago. I should add that they used to sleep in my bedroom with me when I had the condo but due to allergies, we do not let them in the bedroom at all in the new house.
Is it possible she's not adjusting as well as I thought? Any ideas as to what I can do to prevent this? I read about a product called "Dr. Elsey's Precious Cat Ultra Litter Attractant", has anyone tried this and does it work?
My boyfriend would love to get a dog sometime in the near future but I'd like to at least make sure the cats are well adjusted to the house before I turn their world upside down by adding another pet.
Thanks.