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Bloody Cat crap
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I've posted about this problem before and tried all of the helpful advice given, but alas nothing has worked and next door's bloody vermin is still crapping on my gravel drive.
I know its petty, but I've taken to delivering the crap back to the cat owner's drive (which is also gravel) which, as you can imagine, is causing an issue. I couldn't really give a monkey's but Mrs Flop would rather live harmoniously with the old woman next door, despite her being a sour faced old harridan who is disliked by pretty much everybody else.
I'm rambling - does anybody have any other ideas please? I've tried the lion poo, special plants which are supposed to repel them, electronic gadgets all to no avail.
I'd kick the little vermin bastard, but I understand this is frowned upon - and I can't let my dog out because he is such a big pansy the cat will bully him.
Thanks - just sick of clearing up animal crap that hasn't come out of my animal.
I know its petty, but I've taken to delivering the crap back to the cat owner's drive (which is also gravel) which, as you can imagine, is causing an issue. I couldn't really give a monkey's but Mrs Flop would rather live harmoniously with the old woman next door, despite her being a sour faced old harridan who is disliked by pretty much everybody else.
I'm rambling - does anybody have any other ideas please? I've tried the lion poo, special plants which are supposed to repel them, electronic gadgets all to no avail.
I'd kick the little vermin bastard, but I understand this is frowned upon - and I can't let my dog out because he is such a big pansy the cat will bully him.
Thanks - just sick of clearing up animal crap that hasn't come out of my animal.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.In the UK there are about one million feral cats, in the USA abou 70 million. It is no good trapping neutering and releasing ( the trauma is probably worse than being hit by a plastic BB pellet). This wll not reduce the population of feral cats as there is always a population of cats waiting to move into a vacated territory. From my observations I would guess that most of the autumn born kittens die of starvation or get gobbled up by bigger predators during the winter. The feral tomcat that we feed does us the sevice of keeping away another tomcat that sh1ts everywhere. Feral cats are not pets that have strayed, they are wild animals just as much as rats and foxes. There are plenty of websites that deal with the subject, if you want to know more.