First, you have to know that as crazy as it sounds, he's doing it deliberatelyIt started when I went back to work after being a stay at home mom for yearsI have recently quit that job, but the cat keeps pooping and peeing on the floor near the litterboxI know he knows he shouldn't because if I am in viewing distance, he will start to and then look at me and then get in the litterboxIf he thinks I should be feeding him and his meowing hasn't alerted me to his quot;problemquot;, he will use the floor(He has been placed on a diet along with my other 3 cats and is being fed a cup a dry food twice a day) I wonder if adding more litterboxes would help, but I live in a dinky house and I can barely fit the two I have in the laundry roomI have nowhere else to put another oneI am at the end of my rope with him and hate the thought of having to get rid of him, but he is ruining the floorI have put down newspaper, puppy pads etc.but it seems to just condone this behaviorHELP!!!
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This is a tough oneAll I can suggest is what I answered to someone else's questionTry putting down aluminum foil or something crunchy on the floor where he goesMost cats don't like the sound and feel of it when they step on itDo you use a covered or open little box? Whichever it is.try switching to the opposite.
