I literally tried to do so many of these solutions that I could find all over the internet and none of them worked for me at least. My cat used to be the type that would kick her litter out of the box and then pee on it and that's why it was on my floor in the first place. I ended up just buying a thin hard bristled scrub brush and Pledge Gentle Wood Floor Cleaner from Walmart and I got down and scrubbed it out of the grains of my wood floor. It got it all out though! This may mess with the longevity of the floor but honestly I am in an apartment and I just need the stain to be gone. I guess if you need to you can get wood refinishing polish but I don't even think the apartments here got finished in the first place. Lmao. I hope this can help someone!

How do ya'll change your kitty litter? Do you add to it after scooping or change it completely every couple of days? I'm pretty new at having cats, just got my first about a year ago, and then added another one about 3 months ago. I am SO sensitive of smells and I have tried numerous kitty litters. I don't care how expensive it is, as long as it works. I have tried World's Best, and I really like it the first couple of days, but then the odor control goes away. But, maybe I am doing it wrong, as I scoop about 3 times a day, and just add to the litter in the box until every Saturday and then clean box and add new litter. I have recently gone back to Tidy Cats Small Spaces and it is not dusty and it seems to control odor better. Why this time, I don't know! I tried the Tidy Cat's Breeze system, and one cat wouldn't use it, so went back to regular covered litter box. I don't think I've tried Precious Cat, so may try it next time.

We were having some problems with Simba accepting Jas-purr and Coco .. after more than 5 months, Simba is beginning to relax a little around them. Rjinga, I think some kittens are just so bold, even though a huge cat's body language is telling them to stay away, the kitten is just not bothered -- that's the type Coco is, and I let her learn that she needs to take Simba and Nikita seriously, now after a few slaps from Simba she's learnt her lesson. Simba is a big boy and growls like a tiger, real menacing, but that had no effect on Coco, she needed those (supervised) whacks I think LOL Niki's face tells the kittens when to stay away (other times Niki will lick their faces like mad). Jas-purr goes into the submissive posture as soon as he senses Simba/Niki getting mad. I think Tiger, even though he's deaf, knows that Charlie isn't very happy with his mischief, but probably just doesn't care -- bold kitten! Doesn't Charlie ever slap him? Sometimes it's the only way they learn (poor babies). And although he loves water, he might find that a squirt isn't all that pleasant, so you could try that out. And I remember your first thread about Tiger ... does he still eat a lot? Our kittens are in that phase now I guess ... they LOVE to eat.

One word of caution. Some cats won't use enclosed litterboxes. Believe me, you'll find out whether or not your cat tolerates it. As cat lovers know, some cats aren't fussy, while others are. The "outhouse" effect drove one of my cats to pee outside the enclosed litterbox after never doing such a thing, while my other cat didn't mind in the least. I'm not saying it won't work, only that it might not. Reading the mind of a cat is tough---but they're wonderful!