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Originally Posted by skellington  If the door is closed, he throws a fit! Throws is food all over, stomps in his water and gets himself and the floor all wet, chews on the cabinets even tho we use bitter apple on them...all within minutes of putting him in.
If the door is open, he's fine, but we can't quite trust him to be out in the house for a few hours while our work shifts overlap. |
We use the baby gate in the bathroom also...but we also added a piece of cardboard about 12" + tall and a little wider that the gate and hook the longer edges of the cardboard between the door jams and gate, tighten it down. Looks messy, but good enough for when we're gone. She doesn't try to get out, but it does keep the cat (who hates her and lives for trying to claw her eyes out) out of the bathroom and away from her when we can't be there to supervise. She certainly couldn't scale it if she did try to get out.