Quick Question

[biggs682]

Our cat normally manages a smelly visit to his cat tray just as we are about to sit and eat dinner , so trying to avoid that today anybody have a clue how long it takes a cat to eat his nosh and then be ready for one of his daily s@@T@< ?

 

[raleighnut]

He's a cat , he'll crap when its the most inconvenient moment possible, one of ours is guaranteed to either do that or bring us a 'pressie' of something dead instead. Try one of those litter trays with a lid and carbon filter to reduce the 'aroma' is my only tip.

 

[screenman]

Should have got a dog.

 

[User33236]

Chuck it outside half an hour before you're having dinner and let it back in afterwards?

 

[biggs682]

Chuck it outside half an hour before you're having dinner and let it back in afterwards?

its a house cat that has never set a foot outside in all the 9+ years we have had him

 

[0lonerider]

have your food then feed the cat

 

[derrick]

its a house cat that has never set a foot outside in all the 9+ years we have had him

You should treat him this Christmas, stick it outside

 

[TVC]

Should have got a dog.

Then you get to carry its poop round in a bag.

 

[TVC]

Hide they tray until you're finished, it will be fine.

 

[Andy_R]

Then you get to carry its poop round in a bag.

which does have the advantage of warming your hands on a cold day

 

[raleighnut]

Hide they tray until you're finished, it will be fine.

Then he'll do it in a corner of the room.

 

[screenman]

Then you get to carry its poop round in a bag.

Around here they hang it on the tree's and bushes of the Sustrans route.

 

[raleighnut]

Same here in Leicester despite there being red bins specifically for depositing 'bags of shite'.
Mind you those bins are very useful if you are on an 'audax' or a touring trip and get 'caught short' and just happen to have a carrier bag handy. After all what do they expect to find in those bins, not that I'm speaking from experience or anything you understand.

 

[Piemaster]

Why do people pick up then hang it in trees? Some sort of seasonal decoration? Some local councils seem to be excelling themselves with what they are putting up over Christmas, but taking crap decorations literally seems a step too far.

 

[raleighnut]

Why do people pick up then hang it in trees? Some sort of seasonal decoration? Some local councils seem to be excelling themselves with what they are putting up over Christmas, but taking crap decorations literally seems a step too far.

I think it is some sort of a 'protest' against having to pick the turds up (on pain of being fined for not doing so) unless dog walkers take a thirty foot ladder out with them or there are some exceptionally tall dog owners out there.