Now that I’ve chronicled the pooping process of each of my dogs, I suppose I should do the same for Grizzley’s pooping habits. Unfortunately, as much as Grizzley insists on acting like a dog, not ANY dog, but the top dog, the fact remains that he hasn’t morphed into a dog yet. As a result, he still uses the litter boxes with covers that are placed in “his” room safely out of the reach of the kitty-nugget-loving dogs, so I cannot observe his pooping process as closely. I only know that 1) half the time he doesn’t cover up his poo, 2) he likes to jump in right after I clean the box and waits patiently while I scoop, 3) his favorite litter box out of the three to poop in is the one closest to the door.

The consistency of his poop is that of a rock. The smell is minimal as well, and most of the time there is no smell. If you are surprised at the consistency and the smell of Grizzley’s poop because maybe the ungodly poopage of every cat you’ve ever had stinks to high heavens, then I suggest changing their diet to higher quality canned food with little or no grains, or better yet, to RMB diet if your cat will eat it.

Sadly, I know for a fact that I don’t have a picture of Grizzley pooping, and I hate to disappoint, but none will be forthcoming. Sorry.