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Enclosed boxes are not a good idea, as they hold in odors. Instead get the large rubbermaid tubs like this:Originally Posted by PhxJosh
I really hope they do grow out of this phase, but at the same time they are very entertaining.
I am having a problem this week with my older cat "missing" the litter box when he goes, I don't think he is doing it on purpose though, I think the litter box we have might just be too small, even though it's the largest one we could find, I guess I am getting an enclosed one now.
I still need to get M nuetered, we are looking for low-cost options but are having trouble, they used to offer free nuetering here in Phoenix, but now you are required to go to their office and fill out a form and they are taking half the cats they used to last year for free.
Many cats don't like to share litter boxes, so you should have at least two boxes, better three. (Make sure the older cat is just "missing" and is not developing a UTI, by watching him closely for signs like repeat trips to the litter box, straining in the box, or peeing in strange places)
As for the neuter. You won't know if you can get on the low cost list until you go do the paperwork, and, as the neuter needs to be done regardless, go get the paperwork done now, no excuses!
In the meantime start saving up for the neuter so if you don't get on the list, you can get it done anyway. You're house will begin to smell very unpleasant very soon, if he is six months old, if you don't! Nothing worse than the smell of unneutered cat pee!