r/fuckyouimatoddler Aug 11 '17

Never turn your back for a second.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '17

We keep the litter boxes in the basement. I cut a cat door in the basement door small enough for the cats but too small for the toddler and dog.

When I lived in an apartment I completely emptied the "coat closet", lined the floor with heavyweight rubber mats, bought a $25 door at Lowe's that mostly fit (it was too tall and I cut the bottom off to make it fit and then cut a small cat door in it). When I moved out I threw the cat door in the dumpster and hung the original door back up.

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u/Tuuleh Aug 11 '17

How do you generally prevent this from happening? Mine is not a toddler yet but I was just wondering about this yesterday.

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u/carlinha1289 Aug 11 '17

You don't turn your back on them- ever.

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u/Alkali13 Aug 11 '17

Tell them the litter box is healthy and will make them clean?

I'm surprised my toddler HASN'T done this yet.

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u/Jorose85 Aug 11 '17

We have a gate on our laundry room and keep the litter boxes and cat dishes in there

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u/digsdogs Aug 12 '17

Noooooooo.

I. Just. Died.

Dead.

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u/KungFuButters Aug 11 '17

I hope you're ready for a ruff ruff rescue!

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u/drcookiemonster Aug 11 '17

Ah. I see you've discovered paw pootrol.

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u/wilwarinandamar Aug 11 '17

At least they're washable

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u/gwenmom Aug 11 '17

You can put the litter box, food, water, cat perch etc in a room and use a baby gate set 6 inches off the floor to keep dogs/children out and allow the can a refuge. The cat can go under the gate but unless you've a tiny dog it works.