cat peeing everywhere - long
We took in a stray about 3 mos ago. The vet was guessing that he was about 8 mos at the time. We had him neutered right away and haven't had any issues with spraying or peeing. He's been a really g...
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Terryallan wrote:
Honestly . This is a no brainer. You run a business. The cat is harming the clients. Get rid of the cat. For me there would be no problem. As soon as I found out the daycare allowed cats in the daycare area. My baby would come out. That's just nasty. AND dangerous for babies.
You need to reassess your priorities. Business, or cat. As you are thinking about it. Consider. Can the cat pay your bills? If the answer is yes, keep the cat, and close the business. If the answer is no. Get rid of the cat.
I probably wouldn't have said it so bluntly, but I have to agree with the above.
"Danger" issue aside, the random urination is a sanitary problem...
Unless you've discussed/revealed this situation to your clients and they're content with it I think you have a responsibility to completely remove the cat from the premises, or at least that part of the premises that the children use.
