The first day I had my new kitten, he went after my adult cat's science diet optimal care (he's on SD kitten, its what the shelter gave me) so I put my other cat's food on top of the dryre because he can reach it and the kitten couldn't.
Well, today the kitten found a way to get up on the dryer. We have built in shelves next to it, and he jumps on the first one to help gap the distance. I blocked it up, but he REALLY wanted to get up there so he found another way (I am still baffled. I watched him try to make the jump and barely get his front paws on the dryer top).
Are there any suggesions on how I could get my kitten to stop eating adult food? The dryer is the largest vertical differntial in the house, so there's no place I can put my cat's food that is out of reach of the kitten.
Well, today the kitten found a way to get up on the dryer. We have built in shelves next to it, and he jumps on the first one to help gap the distance. I blocked it up, but he REALLY wanted to get up there so he found another way (I am still baffled. I watched him try to make the jump and barely get his front paws on the dryer top).
Are there any suggesions on how I could get my kitten to stop eating adult food? The dryer is the largest vertical differntial in the house, so there's no place I can put my cat's food that is out of reach of the kitten.