BEAUKEZRA
Well-Known Member
I have adjoining NIC cages with Alice and Oreo on one side and Maddie on the other side. This works out well for everyone because Maddie has some company but still has her own "room" like she seems to prefer (she doesn't play nice).
The problem is that Maddie refuses to use her litter box for anything other than sleeping. She pees and poops in the same 2 places on the floorand it leaks over to Alice and Oreo's room. Of course I think this is a territorial issue and she's doing for itAlice (they don'tseem to care for each other). I have tried putting all her poop in the box and soaking the pee up with a paper towel and leaving it in there but it doesn't help. I could move her box to one of the spots but there is no room for a box in the other spot.
I clean their rooms every day so it's not a huge issue as far as smell goes but it gets a littletiresome cleaning puddles of peeand I go thru a lot of paper towels LOL. Moving Maddie to another location is not an option. Any suggestions?
Maybe I could fit a small box in the spot where she pees but what if she just finds a new spot?
The problem is that Maddie refuses to use her litter box for anything other than sleeping. She pees and poops in the same 2 places on the floorand it leaks over to Alice and Oreo's room. Of course I think this is a territorial issue and she's doing for itAlice (they don'tseem to care for each other). I have tried putting all her poop in the box and soaking the pee up with a paper towel and leaving it in there but it doesn't help. I could move her box to one of the spots but there is no room for a box in the other spot.
I clean their rooms every day so it's not a huge issue as far as smell goes but it gets a littletiresome cleaning puddles of peeand I go thru a lot of paper towels LOL. Moving Maddie to another location is not an option. Any suggestions?
Maybe I could fit a small box in the spot where she pees but what if she just finds a new spot?
. Oh well at least it's only one spot on the floor now instead of two.
