I added too much kitty litter 3 days ago and I didn't rake the litter in the litter box even, so it's bumpy and like a hill.
My cat ended up stepping on his own poo after he was done and I didn't realize it until I went to the toilet to bury his poo (his front paws are declawed so he rarely buries his poo and I didn't declaw him, he came like that when I adopted him).
So once I bury his poo (I can smell it from the living room so I know when he finishes pooing), i noticed the walls are full of tiny chunks of brown spots and I realized my cat must've flicked his feet which causes debris of cat poo all over the walls. I clean up the walls which takes a good 10 minutes.
I quickly run to the living room to grab my cat and wash his feet in the sink, only to find him sitting on my macbook air keyboard. I look at my iPhone 4s which is being charged and my cat left a small piece of poo on my iphone screen. The white usb charging cable is stained and I decided to just throw it away instead of cleaning it. Luckily I have 2 spare charging cables.
In the end I soaked my cat's feet in warm water (which ended up with scars on my left wrist, caused by his bottom feet which isn't declawed) and the poo under his feet became solid and stopped staining. He later sat on the carpet and cleaned it off himself.
I am so glad I put a screen protector on the phone, and a moshi keyboard guard on my MBA.
I quickly disinfected my phone's screen with alcohol wipes.
So the lesson that I learnt is to always leave my MBA computer lid closed instead opened, have the iPhone in my pocket at all times and always rake the litter box flat.
/blogrumors
Does anyone else have any pet stories involving their iPhones?
*edit*
In case anyone was wondering, when I wiped the piece of poo on my iPhone (the size of my pink finger tip), it did leave a bit of stain so I used alcoholic wipes to remove the stain on my matte screen protector and to kill any germs/bacteria the poo might leave behind. It doesn't have any poo smell but it sucks knowing my iPhone is "blessed" by my cat. I think I will change screen protectors soon.
My cat ended up stepping on his own poo after he was done and I didn't realize it until I went to the toilet to bury his poo (his front paws are declawed so he rarely buries his poo and I didn't declaw him, he came like that when I adopted him).
So once I bury his poo (I can smell it from the living room so I know when he finishes pooing), i noticed the walls are full of tiny chunks of brown spots and I realized my cat must've flicked his feet which causes debris of cat poo all over the walls. I clean up the walls which takes a good 10 minutes.
I quickly run to the living room to grab my cat and wash his feet in the sink, only to find him sitting on my macbook air keyboard. I look at my iPhone 4s which is being charged and my cat left a small piece of poo on my iphone screen. The white usb charging cable is stained and I decided to just throw it away instead of cleaning it. Luckily I have 2 spare charging cables.
In the end I soaked my cat's feet in warm water (which ended up with scars on my left wrist, caused by his bottom feet which isn't declawed) and the poo under his feet became solid and stopped staining. He later sat on the carpet and cleaned it off himself.
I am so glad I put a screen protector on the phone, and a moshi keyboard guard on my MBA.
I quickly disinfected my phone's screen with alcohol wipes.
So the lesson that I learnt is to always leave my MBA computer lid closed instead opened, have the iPhone in my pocket at all times and always rake the litter box flat.
/blogrumors
Does anyone else have any pet stories involving their iPhones?
*edit*
In case anyone was wondering, when I wiped the piece of poo on my iPhone (the size of my pink finger tip), it did leave a bit of stain so I used alcoholic wipes to remove the stain on my matte screen protector and to kill any germs/bacteria the poo might leave behind. It doesn't have any poo smell but it sucks knowing my iPhone is "blessed" by my cat. I think I will change screen protectors soon.
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