My kitten is such a pig! What's your biggest gripe with your cats?

You're so lucky the sweet boy didn't look for a new spot to pee like on your carpet somewhere like my cat did. I took in mom's cats after she passed away and my cat was terrified of them. Now that one of mom's kitties has passed on I only have one left but still my cat is terrified and uses the floor in from of the bathtub as a litter box. I clean up and try to get her to use a litter box but its no use. I ain't got a clue what to do.

At least they're playing together. I have an old cat that I've raised, she's 14 then in 2016 I took in mom's old cats because ma passed on. It's been hell here ever since. My poor kitty hides all the time because she's afraid of the invaders and I have had trouble keeping the invaders in their room where my kitty won't see them. It's not fun here at all at the moment.

A doggy door for a cat? I've got to remember that one. I have a big boy too. He's the trouble maker now. He still has his claws intact. That may be his problem. Whenever his claws get too long, he thinks he's the man. Mommy not like that at all!

Them claws can be nasty. Thanks for best response.

I hear you! I can really relate to the spraying issues. My big male cat did that before he was fixed. Now he still turns his tail to the furniture. But lucky for me, nothing happens! LOL! As for hairballs, my big cat was always vomiting those up too. We switched to the green bag, indoor formula from Cat chow. He rarely throws up now. Also, sometimes a bit of vaseline on the roof of a cat's mouth will help them digest things better for fewer hairballs and vomit. I was always afraid to stick my finger in my cats mouth, so I'd put the vaseline on his neck and let him clean it off. Ironcially, the vaseline also killed the fleas on his neck! I picked up that tip from a vet. It really works. My big male cat is a screamer too. So I have to confine him to the other end of the house in the laundry room with a litter box. He is perfectly happy. He is afraid of the dark and is calling out to me, if allowed to wonder around the house at night, so he has to stay in the laundry room. I leave a light on for him in the laundry room and he doesn't make a sound, all night! Only took me five years to come up with that solution! LOL! Best of luck with your kitties! Thanks for chatting with me. Be well.

OK, I didn't know that other part about his sisters and brothers! That does make sense though. He might just be calling for them to see where they are. My Big Man, male cat, used to be a real howler when he was just one year old. He would stay up all night and scream. And, since we had such a tiny apartment at the time there was nowhere else to put him where he couldn't be heard. One day our next door neighbor gave us a female kitten and he stopped the screaming ASAP. Him and her were happily married for years, until the new kitten came along. Now, I think the first two are getting a divorce! LOL! He's back to screaming, so he stays in the laundry room at night. Glad the tips are going to help! I'm a treasure trove of kitty factoids and information. Just love talking about my cats! Be well. Thanks for stopping by to chat with me today.

Wow, you're full of answers. I will have to try the vaseline thing at some point. My howler is howling for his brother and sister cats he lived with at moms, he does it all hours of the day and night. He's the 19 year old, so I guess he's getting senile or something.