Just to let you guys know, I volunteer at a cat rescue, and we are overloaded with kittens. If you guys do plan to breed your female cats, please keep your promise and get them all spayed and neutered. I know you intend to, but do you have the money to get them all fixed? If not, a lot of places do low income spay/neuters, and our vet will do the surgery as soon as the kittens reach 2 pounds, which is usually about 10 weeks old. As long as you're responsible and do whats best for your pets, thats great. As an animal lover, I just want whats best for all kitty cats. Thanks, Rhonda

If sprayign with water doesn't work, try picking him up and bopping him on the nose (not too hard). Kitties have sensitive noses. Or you could get him a playmate, so he'd bug you less

Ok, need your advice. My cat uses the litter box for #1, but goes #2 on the rug...and the rug only!! I'm tired of throwing away rugs but the floor is ceramic tile so I need a rug so no one slips I can't figure it out. But the more frustarting part is she has terrible aim. She always backs up right to the edge of the box so when she's using the litter box it sprays over and down onto the floor, under the box. Changing the box is the biggest pain in the a*s because it's not just a matter of changing littler. I have to disinfect the floor and the bottom of the box and then mop the whole floor. EVERY TIME! I hate it...I've had her for nine years so I don't know what to do. She's been to the vet and there aren't any medical issues with her. It's just bad aim. I don't know what to do but it's driving me absolutely batty! Oh and I thought about one of those covered ones but the space is small and I'm not sure there would be room. AGH!! Any suggestions would be appreciated Meredith

Oh, Doodlebug, I'm so sorry. I know you have many happy memories of your little boy, and one of these days you'll be able to picture him and smile again. We lost our baby of 17 years last fall. I hurt with you.

By the way he will be neutured next month. Thanks again