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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1237.1 | I think it's a riot... | JAWS::COTE | Silicon Fusion, Silly Confusion | Mon Apr 04 1988 13:14 | 8 |
| Yep, Aja comes a-runnin' at the sound of a fresh bag of litter being
opened. She just loves a fresh, clean box. Rolls around, kicks litter,
chases out all the demons and then 'christens' it.
... but then, she's the kind of cat who comes in from outside to
use the litterbox.
Edd
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| 1237.2 | Oh, clean litter...how sumptuous! | CLUSTA::TAMIR | ACMS design while-u-wait | Mon Apr 04 1988 13:32 | 7 |
| I may have mentioned this before, but one of my neph-cats, Skyler
Van Grayson, could be wakened from an irreversible coma by the sound
of clean litter being poured into his box. It's incredible. Maybe
it's to them what clean sheets and freshly shaved legs are to us!!!
(except you, Edd...).
Mary
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| 1237.4 | | CIRCUS::KOLLING | Karen, Sweetie, Holly; in Calif. | Mon Apr 04 1988 15:25 | 4 |
| Sweetie is another clean litter box fiend. I used to think that
he came running because I had maybe left the box unchanged too
long (guilt!), but apparently a clean box just has to be "marked".
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| 1237.5 | The work is never done ... | MRESS::MIDTMOEN | Andrea and the Gang | Mon Apr 04 1988 15:44 | 8 |
| Re. .4
I agree. When I change the litter box, it seems that there's
a race between Loki and Fluffy to see who can get there first and
claim it as his 'til the next change. Bigfoot never joins the battle;
I guess he doesn't care as much. I just know that within five minutes
(and it usually doesn't take that long) of a litter change, it's
dirty again. Sigh.
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| 1237.6 | | CIVIC::JOHNSTON | I _earned_ that touch of grey! | Mon Apr 04 1988 16:00 | 12 |
| re.0
At just about 4 months Milo went through a phase where he felt that
his litter was for scattering. Then when he was 5 months, he
asked me please to move his box downstairs to a place he'd picked
out in the cellar. [I'm not making this up...he would join me every
time I went to the bathroom and then entice me down to the cellar
and make covering motions in a particular spot and then look up
at me expectantly]. Apparently, moving his box to the basement
was a rite-of-passage.
Annie
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| 1237.7 | | SKETCH::BASSETT | Design | Mon Apr 04 1988 16:47 | 6 |
| That reminds me....I should change the her box tonight!!
:^)
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| 1237.8 | You are so right.. | DRFIX::IVES | | Tue Apr 05 1988 15:21 | 15 |
| I agree, "A day at the beach"!!
Mocha thinks a clean litter box is the most wonderful thing in
the world. It's good for rolling in at least 15-20 minutes.
However he is also one of those cats who can be outside for hours
and come in and head straight for the litter box. How he can wait
so long is beyond me.
Tim was washing the car and Mocha "had" to play in the stream of
water as it was running down the street to the drain, and of course
got soaking wet all underneath, and legs and chest. Tim bought him
in when he finished the car and right down cellar to the box Mocha
went.
Barbara
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| 1237.9 | mine too | GEMVAX::GRANT | | Thu Apr 07 1988 12:26 | 6 |
| All five of mine line up and politely wait while I am changing the
litter in the boxes. But if I am just scooping, they all come over
and actually _use_ the box as I'm scooping!
Marleen (Sly, Adrienne, Paws, Springer, Midway)
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