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NWR: Dog and Cat help needed.

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We just got our kitten a new litter box, because the one he had was too small. The new one has a cover and a few steps to go up. The cat loves it and so does our little Jack Russell. She keeps going in there and taking the cat poo and eating it. Does anyone have any advice? We have to leave it out in the open for the cat to get to it anytime during the da
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Re: NWR: Dog and Cat help needed.

  • ImMrsFranksImMrsFranks member
    Ninth Anniversary 10 Comments
    edited December 2011
    My in-law's dog does that too! She hasn't been doing it as much recently. Not sure if it's because she's getting older or what. I know they haven't done anything to get her to stop. It still sits out in the open in the basement. Sorry I can't help with that, but you're not alone. :)
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  • Sparrow515Sparrow515
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    edited December 2011
    I used to work in a pet store and we got this question all the time!  One thing I can recommend is getting a baby gate and putting it in the doorway of the room the litter box is in, but put it about 10-12" off the floor so your cat can go underneath but the dog can't.  I know JR's are small, but cats should easily be able to slink under that.  It seems like a pain, but unfortunately there's no deterant that will repel the dog and not the cat too, at least not that I know of :/  HTH!
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