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giveup | 18:54 Sun 19th May 2013 | Gardening
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Would it hurt to put diluted Jeyes Fluid on my lawn,its about the only thing that seems to stop cats pooing on my lawn,but if I do it regularly would it do any damage. Thanks for any advice.
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are you sure it is cats? they normally cover their jobs over could be foxes
Its easy to tellthe difference, cat poo smells alright, but fox poo stinks to absolute high heaven and the smell clings.
I know it seems a bit extreme (but desperate times require desperate measures) but if I was in your position, I'd do what I could to keep the blighters out - block any holes in fences and at bottom of gate, etc and put them strips along the tops of your fence.
Can you not borrow someone's dog for a week or so and leave it outside during the day? When the cats find out there's a dog present, I'm sure it'll deter them from coming back.
Where there's a will there's a way - you've just gotta perservere :)
I`ve had cats messing underneath a bush in the back garden. On my Mum`s suggestion, I threw some blood fish and bone fertiliser around the area. They haven`t done it since.
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Jeyes Fuid will kill the grass , no idea what it does for cats. But it will kill the lawn
We use a tiny piece of lead behind the Cats ear, no more trouble,
it only needs to be done once
Get a rotating sprinkler and Hozelock timer....the timer is very flexible and can easily switch instantly Ito manual use....

I have to say, I personally would rather have t.o lift cat poo than dogs mess!

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