For those that don’t know. Curt and I have welcomed an amazing new addition to our family. His name is Jack.
He’s a stunning tuxedo kitten weighing in at three pounds.
In just a week and a half he’s already brought so much energy, joy, and love into our home. It’s amazing how pure an animals love is.
A few facts I’ve learned from Jack…
1. His poop is stinkier than any poop I’ve ever smelled. Stinkier than even Curt! Which is pretty damn impressive considering he weighs three pounds and Curt weighs 186.
2. Letting someone rub your belly really is the ultimte sign of trust.
3. Sometimes a needle from a Christmas tree can be a better toy than even the fanciest lil invention from Petsmart.
But back to poop. First, I am still constantly amused that Curt and I talk about Jacks poop all the time. “Has he pooped today?” “Was it solid?” “Did you scoop it?” “Did he accidentally get poop on his feet again?” “Did you clean the poop off his feet?”
Poop and all, the journey in our home right now is courtesy of “The Litter Kwitter”. I’m training lil’ Jack to go to the bathroom in the toilet. For all you skeptics out there check it out www.litterkwitter.com. So far we have accomplished the following
1. Jack now poops and pees (almost all the time) in his litter kwitter
2. We have successfully switched to flushable litter (this means we can start to put the litter kwitter on the toilet seat!)
Major misshaps to date:
1. Complete rejection of the new litter (initially) resulting in a pile of very stinky poop under the christmas tree on my grandpas apron.
2. After mistakenly cleaning out the litter kwitter in the bathtub, jack has decided that that bathroom itself is a great place to pee. :/ Still trying to combat that…
This will be a log of Jack’s Poop. Stay tooned for poopdates. Complete with pics and videos (provided I learn how to do that)
Keep Poopin People!
Jack, Curt, and Bree
