It was in the blue.
That's what I figured. It's behavioral. The poops are solid and dark brown. It's just hard to figure out why she's angry. The only thing that's different is that yesterday and today, I didn't take a nap with her.I knew some people who bred Siamese cats and the mother cat used to poop on the pillow of any family member that had done anything to put her nose out of joint
Can you put it on your spreadsheet? I was looking for the mid-cycle value that might have aligned with the poop incident (you mentioned afternoon nap so I assume the poop was a number of hours after AMPS) but didn’t see it.
It's actually easier with a poo than a pee. If I'm careful, I can scoop it up with a paper towel, but today's was a bit too mushy. It was time to change the sheets anyway and I always have a spare pillow. I've tried all kinds of things like plastic shower curtains and towels underneath the sheet. The mattress is beyond repair. It's 20 years old, but I won't get a new one until Chloe dies.Well that's crappy... ( I had to say it).
You may have to start putting your pillow up out of reach, or a big towel over where you lay, or taking her in the bathroom with you.
Ahh, kittehs.
I did put it on the spreadsheet, but apparently, most of you can't see it or the comments where I put the times. Some people can see it and some can't. Maybe I should ask tech. Anyway, I don't think it has anything to do with her blood glucose. See what Vyktor's Mum wrote above. There's also a spot right next to a litter box where she pees if the box isn't cleaned out. I'm not sure if that's deliberate or the box is too small. Chico is about twice her size and he always manages to keep it in the box. Someone suggested a big plastic container and cut a hole so she can step in without jumping.
I think Chloe does that. Also she seems to use the sides and not the middle. One time, I had to turn her butt so her poop wouldn't go off the edge.
Do you mean Stray? No, he only comes in the mornings and she pooped in the afternoon. Besides, she's used to him. He's been coming around for about 2 years now.
Oh no I'm talking a "new"..something...could even be a raccoon? Raven???
Chloe spends most of her time sleeping on my bed. The window opens in the the small backyard which is completely walled in. Most wildlife activity happens at night (packrats, javelinas, etc.) and Chloe does her pooping during the day.
no worries. I'm pretty sure it has to do with me by the way she looks at me before she runs and hides.
