This is all in the bathroom and we lock her in there during the day so she wont get into anythingWe took her to the vet and she doesnt have a infection, how can I stop her from doing thisWe put her nose in it and then stick her in the litter box to show her that is where you peeShe still does it!
Well I have done this before and it worked really well for naturally lighting your hair, but I have used lemon juice and sat in the sun and relaxed and gradually over like 1 hour or 2 it turned a little bit lighter but this process doesn't go that fast, it would probably take a week if you kept up the effort of doing itBut since you have dark brown hair it wont turn really blond but it will make it a little bit lighterIf you decide to try it just take a empty spray bottle and fill it up with lemon juice and spray it in your hair, then sit in a sunny spot, but make sure to take a shower after that because it will make your hair sticky, and watch out for bugs( they love the lemon smell) If you dont want to do that, You could also get an extension for only one strandI hope this helped.
I can understand locking a dog in a confined area but why a cat? All they do is sleep and they don't really get into things like dogs doMaybe there are more details that I am not aware ofRubbing her nose in it is going to make the cat fear you I think that's cruel (Sorry just being honest) Again why are you treating the cat as a dog they are VERY different animals in their habits and mindset and the way they process thingsI think for a couple of days you should let the cat roam free and I bet that you would see a major differenceIf you put the food in the kitchen and left the litter where it is I am sure that she will get itEven if you move the litter somewhere else cats aren't stupid she will find itI am sure your cat would also appreciate being able to look out the window or bask in the sunlight coming inI understand that cats have claws and they do some damage sometimes but there are ways of correcting thatI just can't imagine what my cat would be like if I locked him and her upEDIT: Cats can also be moody little things I bet she is peeing everywhere because she is madMy cat once pooped in my stepfathers boot and that took some effortShe very well could be doing it on purposeAlso if the litter box is not up to their standards sometimes they will pee or poop right next to itTry putting aluminum foil on the counter tops that may work to help her stop jumpingIts just a cats natural instinct to jump on tops of things.
