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MegaTech posted...

But then i have to keep it hidden from the employees here and all that jazz. RIP me for living in a petless complex. Sometime in the future i promise.

Also hi Ruvan : )

Hi @MegaTech - I still remember the waitress at that restaurant with "I'm only eighteen" :P

Thanks @Daffadilio @mattymad @apolloooo @MabusIncarnate @Hexenherz and @crazygamer21 for all the helpful advice!

I made the litter (still non clumping) deeper (almost three inches) and we haven't had any more pooping outside the box over the last three days - I'm hoping that this keeps up till I finish the 20 lbs bag of kitty litter (half empty!) and I'll get clumping going forward.
I've had less success with the biting - both of them really like to go after my feet, I've been doing the louder/exaggerated yell but haven't noticed a significant change in their attacks. I will sometimes use a toy (the stick on a string or the laser pen) but worry I'm teaching them to bite my feet when they want a toy!
I put together a cat tree Sunday and used treats to get them to climb into it.. they did but didn't seem too keen on using it otherwise, maybe it's a matter of time? They still like to climb on the coffee table which may be due more to them trying to see what I'm doing or chasing each other.. they really like to jump on the other one from the table edge, a "Death from above" thing I guess.
This brings me to the latest concern.. they spend the majority of their time (I'd say 80% or more) aggressively hunting each other.. I'm talking about repeated tackles that end up with one squeaking loudly. Each seem to instigate the same amount but I'm worried that A) they might hurt one another (I see them trying to bite) and B) that they are becoming trained to be aggressive. Anybody have experience with three month old kittens? I got them together so they'd have someone to play with when I'm at work...