danisgoat
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Oh my.....we do not have any cats, but I do have one or two who have a taste for poopy. Dog poop, goat poop, deer poop, chicken poop, you name it. Yuck!
Discouraging "litter box snacking"
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SRW
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I ordered a gate with a door in it today. I'm hoping that Devon won't be able to squeeze through the door and that Toro will not be spooked having to go through it in order to get to his litter box.
corbinam
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My dog used to be really bad about that. He could get into any of the ones with doors or turns.
We bought this one and it did the trick!
Clevercat Top Entry Litterbox https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002ZS20I/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_iuh4BbF5R4V9G
We bought this one and it did the trick!
Clevercat Top Entry Litterbox https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002ZS20I/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_iuh4BbF5R4V9G
SRW
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Now that's an interesting idea! Did you have any trouble getting your cat to climb in and out?
ttexan
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Regarding pumpkin/pineapple - actually these are helpful in preventing them from eating their own stool. Perhaps you could try these on you cat????
Piper's mom
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I found that Finnie liked the taste of his poop after eating pumpkin
....fortunately he's outgrown that. 
SRW
Forums Enthusiast
Hmmm.... So if I feed Toro pumpkin and pineapple, Devon won't like the taste of his turds???
SRW
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I ordered on of those metal gates with the small door at the bottom and it appears to be working! Devon tried to follow the cat through the little door and got stuck. He almost pulled the gate down while trying to back out of the little gate, but I was able to get to him in time to prevent him from doing that. I screwed the gate down much tighter to lessen as much as possible the chance of him pulling it down if he tries that again, but I'm hoping that him getting stuck once will be enough to keep him from making another attempt.