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Old 05-02-2012, 04:57 PM
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Re: Peeing and pooing in living room...HELP!
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I am so feeling your pain - after two weeks of good behaviour, woke up to find a big puddle of wee between me and OH on the bed this morning and my pyjama top soaked through with wee - glorious. Had planned on bringing OH breakfast in bed this morning as he's been working so hard - well that idea went out the window pretty quick.

Am now going to try a hooded tray (haven't got much hope) and the Kitten Attract additive.

Ugh - fed up

EDIT: Maybe not on the additive - just saw the ridonkulous shipping charge!!
Oh poor you!

You were doing so well can't believe it.

Well everything has failed with Snoopy so now going to just accept life with wee is how it's going to beee!

Don't know how they can charge so much cheeky people
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