The only place she digs at is her litter no where else, weird. She likes to bite things like the linolem and cardboard (she doesn’t get that you can start chewing from the edge and tries to go for the middle haha!). She’ll even try to take a quick bite out of our wood furniture…at her own risk that is haha! I hear her and I run over there and scoot her over and tell her no….hasn’t quit gotten the hang of that word yet. Clapping doesn’t do anything either, so I actually see her from the couch and run over there telling her no while she gets litter on my slipper until I scoot her over. Hmmm I wonder if those stick on tiles are any thicker….does anyone use those?

Do you put anything over the grid, or is that ok on their feet?  I was thinking of doing that, seems like my only option.  Poor Archie got wood pellet shavings all over him the one day from standing behind her when she started doing that  He was a mess! 

We put a blanket and tucked it all underneeth the floor to cover up the 3 spots she’s been chewing.  All she does with the blanket is pee on it.  Then Archie likes to dig at the blankets and pulls it over to reveal the hole, so that’s why it all the sudden got bigger one day.   I swear they work together to torture me   We’ve been trying to train her to the word “no” but she just doesn’t get it.  Another post talked about powerbond flooring, so I sent my husband the link and see if he knows where we could find any.  We do have carpet on the other levels and they haven’t had any trouble with them but they only dig and she bites on the ground level.  We’ll figure something out.  But I’ll definatly try the grids in the litter, getting so tired of cleaning the office all the time.

Had my husband bend a grid to fit in the litter and it worked!  Well so far she hasn’t tried to dig.  They both peed outside their litter to rebel but it was a one time inncident.  So happy I don’t have to clean up anymore