Dry litter trays
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Dry litter trays
I've noticed Molly and Junior's litter trays have been very light the last week or so. I can only imagine they're drinking less because the temperature has plummeted and they're drinking less.
Has anyone else found this??
Do I ask this every year??
Has anyone else found this??
Do I ask this every year??
Thumper2001- Admin
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Henry has actually been guzzling away a couple of minutes ago (he's now well into a hefty chunk of dried nettle root). His tray is as soggy as usual every morning.
woodwench- Established Hopper
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No change in wee production here either. And I don't think I remember you asking before.
c.bolduan- Established Hopper
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Daisy has a little bit less I suppose.... but not a significant difference. Charlie and annie are exactly the same as always really. Bless em!
Is everything else the same? Food etc?
Is everything else the same? Food etc?
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Things are about the same here too love.
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Hmm... I'm going to keep an eye on this!!
Everything else is the same. Pooping fine, eating fine, being little brats!
Everything else is the same. Pooping fine, eating fine, being little brats!
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The brattishness proves all is well.
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I put them up to their bedroom about 10 mins ago. I'm standing in my kitchen and I can hear them banging above my head. Dread to think what they're up towoodwench wrote:The brattishness proves all is well.
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Ha ha, I always think it is when they go quite there is need for concern LOL!!
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Very truejolovesbunnies wrote:Ha ha, I always think it is when they go quite there is need for concern LOL!!
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Funny you should say that because I had a similar thought last nightcheryl'n'bruce'flo wrote:Have you checked behind the sofa for wet patches?
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Yes I wondered whether they have widdled somewhere elseThumper2001 wrote:Funny you should say that because I had a similar thought last nightcheryl'n'bruce'flo wrote:Have you checked behind the sofa for wet patches?
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I've found no puddles!
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