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get rid of the cats!!
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i dont have pets of any kind - and i DETEST cats - however the neighbours cats seem to think its ok to come in my garden (there is about 6 in total) and apart from shooting the wretched things i need to STOP them - am sick of banging on the windows the stupid things just look at me as if im not right - any HELPFUL suggestions please before i poison the damn things
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I'm with you on this one. You name it, I've tried it and nothing works (including garlic, orange peel, cat repellant, CD's waving in the sun, fake cats etc.) A product called ZooPoo (dried lion dung) works but I can't find it any more.
I'm with you on this one. You name it, I've tried it and nothing works (including garlic, orange peel, cat repellant, CD's waving in the sun, fake cats etc.) A product called ZooPoo (dried lion dung) works but I can't find it any more.
One thing that might help is to buy one of those huge water guns and give them a blast with that - they may get the message.
I had one cat always used to foul in one particular tub - it would perch on the edge with its bum in the soil. I buried some sharp wooden skewers in the soil with about 4" poking out. It solved that problem.
I had one cat always used to foul in one particular tub - it would perch on the edge with its bum in the soil. I buried some sharp wooden skewers in the soil with about 4" poking out. It solved that problem.
yes but Boo your not sh*tting in my garden on a regular basis and if you were i'd wanna poison you too!
upturned fork prongs now theres an idea - i googled the zoopoo its �6.00 for a 50 litre bag but it doest specify whether its good for deterring cats? perhaps i could just drop the bag on it if all else fails hehehehehe (bring it on)
upturned fork prongs now theres an idea - i googled the zoopoo its �6.00 for a 50 litre bag but it doest specify whether its good for deterring cats? perhaps i could just drop the bag on it if all else fails hehehehehe (bring it on)
Put a large sheet of twangy metal at the bottom of the garden and shoot at it from an upstairs bedroom window with a very noisy air rifle. The thunk of pellets striking sheet metal will make them scarper. I use this technique to scare off magpies when they start their ghastly cackling and croaking from the poplar trees.
If you get desperate, you can do a Clint Eastwood and set little spurts of dust jumping up around their faecal digging paws.
If you get desperate, you can do a Clint Eastwood and set little spurts of dust jumping up around their faecal digging paws.