Living Home Outdoor Furniture

Price: $179.99 $40.99

Set of 2 contemporary stools from Winsome Wood; air lift design for seat height of 25 to 30 inches
Black side lever adjusts seat height up and down; swivel chair design
Home assembly required; 200-pound maximum weight capacity

i have a dog and the neighbours dog likes to come over to play with her. i am completely fine with this as she likes his company and his owners are ok with it also as wel live in a rural area and he always goes home after playing so there is no problems there. also dont worry as my girl is fixed. but he however is not and therefore when he comes he likes to pee all over the outdoor furniture. is there something like pepper or lemon or something i can put on the area so he doesnt do it? a natural home made remedy as i like him coming over but am sick of cleaning after him.

there is a spray i buy at walmart even that is a training spray to keep your pets off stuff but if you read the can it can be used outside to keep other animals away also.

2009-03-02 19:35:39 by Tia M

Price: $59.99 $29.99

Home Decor
Home Decor - Pedestal Tables and Plant Stands
Dimensions: 16"L X 12"W X 35 1/2"H

I'm moving to a new home in a few weeks and with all the new carpet and furniture, I want him to be comfortable living outside most of the time. As it is, he likes to be outdoors, but only for short periods of time. Once he's ready to come back inside, he meows and crys at the door until someone lets him in. I don't want to have to give my kitty up. Please help!!!
The other part of the reason for this (for those who think I'm being cruel) is that he has a bladder problem which can not be fixed other than by very expensive surgery) which has lately caused him to urinate in places other than his litter box. I have tried several things to help the situation (getting an extra litter box so there are two in the house and buying special litter which is supposed to help but hasn't). I can't stand to give him up or put him down just because of this problem. I'd rather have him more comfortable living outside.

Is the garage attached to the house? We put a kitty door in our garage so she could go in and out at will. Granted she could go only as far as the garage when she wanted back in, but it allowed for safety from the weather and dogs couldn't get through since they were too big.

2006-08-28 18:20:04 by rachelkae

My cat has been with us for over a year now, and she used to be pretty wild. She loves us now, and we can handle her, pick her up, and all that. She lives under our current house and is perfectly content with us and her home. However, we're moving in a few days and the new home owner doesn't want her. Also, she is absolutely terrified of anyone besides my parents and I. Naturally, I want her to come with us. My dad said that if I can figure out how to do it, I can bring her.

Here's the thing. We live on 10 acres right now in the country, and we're moving into a neighborhood. It's still a rural area, and it's not very neighborhood-like. We're going to have vacant lots on either side of us, and most of the neighborhood is just empty, overgrown lots. The place is a rental, and so my parents don't want to just let a stray cat inside someone else's house. We've never put her in a cat carrier, and we've never taken her to the vet because of that, and the fact that we can't afford to. She has fleas, and we do treat her for them as best as we can, but I'm sure she still has some. So I don't want to bring fleas into our new home (we have an indoor cat and two dogs), especially a home that we don't own. Bringing her inside the house really isn't an option, so she's (unfortunately) going to have to stay an outdoor cat. For now, anyways. Our new home has a garage, although it's going to be full of boxes and furniture for a week or so.

I just want to know what I have to do to make this work so that she'll be alright with the move, and she'll adapt, and she won't run off. I love my baby, I don't want to lose her.

get a tracking chip and set her in a small but good area to your cat explore and do your best to keep her in . its hard usaly they adapt by their own though

2010-07-22 20:23:17 by AJJJJ