Does anyone know of a food safe epoxy for kitchen counter tops?

Tuesday, September 13th, 2011 at 10:17 am

Does anyone know of a food safe epoxy for kitchen counter tops, and where I can get it?

My newly adopted year-old kitty is too mischievous. How can I train him to be obedient?

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010 at 8:23 pm

I recently adopted a year-old kitty from a shelter. We already had a 7-year old cat, who is very friendly, docile and well-behaved. He has been with other cats before and is extremely tolerant.

The new kitty is boisterous and playful, which is accepted at his age. However, I am having trouble controlling him. He also hits the older cat in his playfulness. Some of these are severe scratches. The older guy only paws back in self-defense and mostly walks away from the little one’s assaults.

The little one also pays no heed to me or my husband – when we got him he was scared and insecure and we let him be for the first couple of weeks, so he could find his bearings before we imposed rules.

I really need to train the little one. We love his playfulness, but his bashing our older kitty is troubling us. We would also like to draw some limits (like he can’t sit on some of the furniture, or climb on kitchen counter tops and knock off food).

Any advice?

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Does anyone know of a food safe epoxy for kitchen counter tops?

My newly adopted year-old kitty is too mischievous. How can I train him to be obedient?

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