Please could someone help me with my 2 lovely but DISCUSTING doggies.

They can't seem to resist the presents left in the litter tray

I have 2 cats and 1 of them recently was hit by a car, he has now been allowed out of his cage (he was on cage rest), he used to have his litter tray in there and the other cat had one on the worktop in the utility room.

But now because my boy is off cage rest there no where to put his litter tray I can't put it up high as he isn't allowed to jump he had a broken pelvis and its still healing.

I keep them in the bathroom and try my hardest to clear it up before they get to it but its like they sense its there.
I really don't know what to do I love my dogs but this habit is awful especialy cleaning up recycled cat poop

Kitty crunchies seem to be a top treat for them

Can you put a baby gate across the bathroom? Then the kitties can squeez through, but dogs cant? Not sure if this would be an option if your injured one would try and jump it.

Just a thought. Hope Kitty makes a full recovery

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Thanks for your reply baby gate was my 1st thought but he has a buster collar on also so he would try and jump it

Hmm how big are your dogs? Just wondering if you could fit a small dog flap big enough for buster collar and cat, but not your dogs. Or tying the door shut wide enough for cats but not the dogs??

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Although not very pleasant this is very common - my two both love a bit of cat poo if they get a chance

There was a thread a few weeks ago (link below) for dog proof litter boxes - these may be something to consider

Dog Proof Litter Trays?

Ive got 2 very very cheeky staffies, they are the cleverist (sp) dogs in the world lol!!
(well eating the contents of the litter tray isnt so smart haha)

Is there a way you can tie the door shut? Shouldn't be too tricky to let kit and collar through but not the poop snaffling staffies

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I shall try it anythings has to be better than this lol

Thank you very much for your replys tho much appriciated xx

How about one of these dog gates with a cat flap in it?

Would his collar fit through the flap?

Bettacare Pet Gate plus Cat Flap: Amazon.co.uk: Baby

Noticed them the other week when looking for tall stair gates

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