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Cat problem in a flat?

Swanlander · 2014-06-18 19:43:48

I need to downsize to a flat and there are several two bedroomed flats locally that would be suitable. My problem is my housecat. Where do you put the litter tray in a flat? There is no problem is my current abode. I can only think I should have to let him go but he has been with me 6 years (he is about 12). Any thoughts?

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margaretclare Posts: 10,789 Forumite

24 July 2014 at 11:11AM

PennyForThem wrote: »

cats trained for toilet: yes, possible. Google it. There are threads on cat forums with pictures but I suspect best to do with a young cat.

I've actually seen a cat do this, although I hadn't trained it to do so. I've also seen a cat have a pee in the shower-tray, which was good as it could be simply rinsed away. This was in the days when we still had cats, a few years ago now.

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