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Cat is pooping out of litterbox

nab219 Oct 19, 2004 10:32 AM

I own 3 cats...2 Persians adopted from shelters (declawed by original owners and neutered ) and a 4 year old female (also neutered, not declawed). The persians are like brothers while the female is a loner. All cats shared one litter box without any problem . Once I noted that someone had pooped outside of the litterbox (normal stool) about 2 feet away from the box. I admit the litterbox was dirty at this time. However this behavior has continued . I find an occasional poop usually daily or every other day, even though the litter is spotless. i keep the litterbox in a den which previously was the home of a cat who routinely soiled the carpet (urine and feces). I had cleaned the carpet well with enzyme cleaner and many cleaning agents. I have no clue as to which cat is the pooper. Any advice is appreciated. I placed another litter box in another room which occasionally is used. I considered purchasing that computer litter box.

Replies (2)

JaimeMarie Oct 19, 2004 02:39 PM

Try having two or three litter boxes in the same room. It's recommended that you have the number of litter boxes equal to the number of cats in the house.
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Jaime owned by
Mya the dog
and the cats:Crash, Moxie, Gabby and sometimes Tucker

PHMadameAlto Oct 19, 2004 05:59 PM

Until you know the culprit it's kind of hard to do much more about this problem other than what you've done!

You might want to spring for a Comfort Zone plug-in with Feliway and also yet another litterbox, although I understand about space limitations.

If you do ever figure out the kitty who thinks outside the box, then a vet exam will determine if there is a medical cause.

Good luck!
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