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- 03/22/2017 at 1:20 AM
  Princess Pancake
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  I’ve had Pan for about 2 years now. Within the last six months the two of us moved half way across the country. She has been an absolute wonder using her litterbox. Within the last week that has all gone out the window. She recently learned that she could hop onto my bed (which was adorable at first, given that she was cuddling and sleeping with me nightly) she has now taken it upon herself to use my ENTIRE bed as her personal poop tray. Not only that, but she had started to pee as well. She will even hop up when I get home and take a nice piss sitting next to me. I’m at a loss. She was so great at using her box for the last two years. Even the first two months we were I this new house she was still using her box. What happened!? And how do I get her to stop using my bed as a giant litter box? I don’t want to have to cage her when I’m not home. Any suggestions will help!
- 03/22/2017 at 9:48 AM
  Paige
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  Maybe she is making “her territory” since your bed smells strongly of you, she might be “claiming” your bed.
  Immediately washing your sheets and blankets that she urinates on, will erase the smell causing her to stop urinating there again.
  I would block off your bed with an x-pen while you are not home or closing off your room.
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