Not sure who to be more annoyed with!!

[durdledoris]

Been away for a few days (had a 2 week half term). Neighbour has been feeding the cat - just about to get in the car last week and told dd15 to check all the upstairs doors were shut. Came downstairs- yeah yeah, all done mum.

Come back; my bed is covered in cat shit and piss, duvet, mattress and sheets including electric blanket all ruined .

Should lhave trusted a 15 year old with such a responsibility?! Or done it my fucking self.

Cat did have a litter tray by the way and is not capable of opening a door so l have to assume she didn't do it - so pissed off and room stin

Swap your bed / room with the incompetent 15 year old?

Half of that is nonsense. What are you trying to say?

Maybe your neighbour having a sneaky peak in your bloomers drawer and forgot to cover their tracks😊

my new is coveted in cat shit and poss

Is it too late to edit your post?

That she asked the kid to close the doors upstairs. She didn't. Cat shit everywhere.

Cats don't usually shit on beds unless there's something wrong with them.

Is it possible your neighbour went upstairs and opened the door? I wouldn't jump straight to blaming your DD. Did the neighbour empty the litter tray often enough? I'd probably look at boarding catteries for the future, that's what I do with mine as she can also defecate in places she shouldn't when stressed and an unknown person coming into the house would definitely stress her out.

Sorry have edited post! Must put glasses on in future!

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Is your cat elderly @durdledoris This is weird behaviour from a cat who is healthy - and younger - to be honest....

Why would your cat shit and piss all over your bed?

Wtf is wrong with your cat? I'd get it rehomed. Cats don't normally piss and shit everywhere. The most we'd come back to is cat fur on the pillows.

He has never done it before to be fair - very much an outdoorsy cat so maybe protesting if they let him in too early. Had a clean litter tray but didn't use that all week

Are you sure the cat wasn’t accidentally closed into the bedroom?

What don’t you understand?

OP, I’d have checked myself tbh but it’s too late now.

Is the cat usually allowed out? Why has it pooed on the bed when it had a litter tray?

The OP has edited various errors since that person posted.

Oh okay just seen recent post - I think you need a cat flap so he can come and go. If he's usually allowed out and he hasn't been he will be confused.

@Tillow4ever ah, I see! My bad.

Yes this isn’t normal behaviour for a cat I’d be taking the cat to the vets for a check up.

You left your cats for 2 entire weeks??????? Jesus f Christ. Even if someone was popping in every day, that’s still cruel as fuck. I’m not at all surprised they did that

No we left him out when we went and he was out when we returned

No just saying we had a 2 week half term which was irrelevant really- been for a few days - usually a family member (huge cat lover) comes to stay - cat is def not treated cruelly !!

I'd be annoyed at myself, the 15 year old and the cat. And they would be helping with the clean up. The 15 year old, not the cat.

So the person feeding your cat probably had a little nosey around and accidentally locked the cat in the bedroom for a couple of days. Then realised the food wasn’t being eaten, and went and let it back out again.

That is the most likely explanation.

You ahould of made sure the doors were shut.