Reduce, reuse, recycle
What do you do when you have left over political lawn signs?
Use them to insulate your floor!
My kitty has been bad, as I previously reported, so I took away all the rugs in my bathroom. But, it is a tile floor, and her feet were getting cold. And I felt bad for her. I mean, she did have a nice bed to sleep in, so it's not that I was leaving her in a cold room all the time. Anyway, I suddenly realized that we had all of these left over political lawn signs from old elections, and they were plastic (washable) and insulating. So I put her food and water bowls on them, and her feet are warm when she eats now. (The tray is also plastic, and is an attempt to make clean up somewhat easier.)
She has been improved in her litter box behavior, and so I have been letting her out into more rooms on the third floor, but not yet downstairs. If she's good for a week upstairs, I will let her downstairs and see how that goes. I confess to a little concern that she will think it's too much trouble to go back upstairs when she needs to use the litter box.
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Use them to insulate your floor!
My kitty has been bad, as I previously reported, so I took away all the rugs in my bathroom. But, it is a tile floor, and her feet were getting cold. And I felt bad for her. I mean, she did have a nice bed to sleep in, so it's not that I was leaving her in a cold room all the time. Anyway, I suddenly realized that we had all of these left over political lawn signs from old elections, and they were plastic (washable) and insulating. So I put her food and water bowls on them, and her feet are warm when she eats now. (The tray is also plastic, and is an attempt to make clean up somewhat easier.)
She has been improved in her litter box behavior, and so I have been letting her out into more rooms on the third floor, but not yet downstairs. If she's good for a week upstairs, I will let her downstairs and see how that goes. I confess to a little concern that she will think it's too much trouble to go back upstairs when she needs to use the litter box.
This entry was originally posted at https://nosrednayduj.dreamwidth.org/88361.html. Please comment there using OpenID.