vskid wrote:Here is a picture of my cat when she was a kitten.
Awwww....
Anyways, keep a spray bottle full of water on your desk, and when the cat looks like she's going to relieve herself, spray her in the face with the water. (keep the bottle on a kind of mist spray, not the stream setting.) Use a clean spray bottle, NOT an empty cleaner bottle! (You may hurt the cat's eyes or nose with some residual cleaners; it's best not to risk it.)
To keep the cat out of your room, spray the door with something with a strong smell such as mint or the ever-versatile lemon juice. When our cats were little we kept them out of the bedrooms and in the house by spraying the door frame with some really really cheap kids lemon play perfume. It had a really strong lemon smell, and cats really hate that. You may want to check Wal-Mart or Target for something like that. Mouth wash should work too. I don't recommend the commercial sprays you can buy for keeping cats away, mainly because mine liked the smell of the stuff!
As for cleaning the controller, get some kitchen gloves, take the board out of the controller, and clean the plastic parts is a vinegar-water solution. It will get rid of the urine smell. (We borrowed our neighbor's wetsaw when we tiled the bathroom, but their outdoor cats were using it as a litter box in the shed... yeah.
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(WARNING: Harsh language and extreme verbal abuse to cats ahead. No cats were harmed durning the making of this web video. (None of that is a joke, actually.) YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.)
She doesn't get them very ofter because she doesn't have front claws and we think she is semi-retarded.
