Awesome, glad that’s working out! I have a hard time thinking outside the box anymore (pun intended) and I just might try this. Our oldest cat has been peeing outside the box for awhile now. We just do the best we can in putting down plastic underneath and around the boxes and changing it out all the time. Did the medical checks and nothing found. I’m so tired of constantly mopping that floor and using Oxy clean spray. I’m not sure what her problem is but she’s always just tolerated the other cats, would have been happier as the only. I think it’s her way of rebelling (refusing to share a potty as it’s beneath her hehe.)
We have one cat that dislikes all other members of the ‘fur’ family...
Now that she has recently joined the #Meowtoo movement, well she’s insufferable!
Hope the high sided ‘box’ helps!
Here’s a link to a ‘like’ product (ours is 32”):
Best!
How old is the naughty kitty?
We have five cats & were told by the vet there should be a pan for each one PLUS one. So that’s what we do & have no potty issues. I’d also be a cat collector if I could, but there’s no room for more pans!
I had a cat who would not go in the box. We bought dog training pads and put them where she would have accidents. Changing the pads every day was actually easier than scooping.
Back in early November, I noticed blood on the pads. At first, the vet thought it was an infection and prescribed antibiotics. But she kept bleeding, and further tests showed bladder cancer, a disease that usually affects dogs. Our vet had never seen it in a cat before. It was inoperable and we had to have her put down on Christmas Eve. It was not a happy holiday last year.
I have another cat who got cancer 8 years ago, but his was operable. His last surgery was 4 years ago, and he is still doing well.