He drops a load a wild boar would be proud of, then spends literally 5 minutes scraping the surrounding walls and plastic liner but doesn't actually manage to rake any litter over the fist-sized lump steaming in the middle of the box.
He leaves; it's up to ME to throw scoopfuls of sand over it while wishing I could solder my own nostrils shut.
He leaves; it's up to ME to throw scoopfuls of sand over it while wishing I could solder my own nostrils shut.
Oh, POOR baby Peet-o. Has to rake a wittle sand over the icky-stinky cat poo.
Well,guess who has to SCRAPE OUT THE ENTIRE BOX once a week with the same little plastic shovel?!?
Your whining is officially CUT OFF, prima donna!
Ah, you secretly love it, woman. The bracing wall of pure stink, the heavy lifting of wizz-soaked litter, the not-so-little gems sprinkled like cured ju-jubes throughout. Heinrich Schliemann never felt such excitement when he uncovered Troy as you no doubt experience every time you excavate the cat box.
Yes, perhaps I'll bury some special treasures in the catbox that YOU'D like to excavate.
I'm thinking your mouse and keyboard are about the right size...
Just remember, Peter, you've got it easy right now. If you ever want the wife to bear children, this joyful task will be over to you.
Fawn (who is so grateful to Michael, who now cleans out the litterbox)
as far as i know, cats in the wild bury their poo as well as there food to hide it so their prey and predators don't know they are there. u might find that your cat scratches around his/her food bowl?
don't ask me how they manage to miss, but i might suggest buying a bigger litter box. Then there is more litter to be scratching onto the poopie...
Today when i came back from school my cat was meowing so loud and when i open the basement doorran so fast down so i went down and she pooed and it look exactly like water but is was light light brown then ten seconds after she made this noise and it sounded like a duck and she never made that noise ...?