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Having a problem with cat fouling? Try this!
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I might be jumping the gun a bit here, but in desperation, after trying everything to stop cats from fouling my garden, I decided I would see if the powerful smell of Jeyes fluid would deter them. It should be handled with care, of course, so I made up a weak solution (after all, it's only the SMELL you need), and then dipped sheets of kitchen roll in it, and placed them around the places in the borders where the cats go. I weighted them down with a small stone and yes, it did look a bit odd, but the first morning - no fouling! It rained overnight but the sheets still smelt, so I left them another night - no fouling! Then I just sprinkled a little bit more fluid on them and now after three nights the only fouling was where one sheet had blown away.I should leave it longer of course before I can be sure, but it certainly seems to be working and I wanted to share the idea with others who suffer the same problem. Hopefully I will be able to remove the sheets when the cats have moved on! Good luck!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I used to deter cats from my garden by cutting bronze coloured wire coat hangers into 6" lengths and sticking them upright in the soil about 3" apart. The cats can walk through the garden but they get a jab up the rear if they try to crouch down low.
Being bronze coloured, you can't really see wires sticking up out of the soil.
Presumably, if this is worth the effort would really depend upon the size of your garden and how keen you are to do it?
Being bronze coloured, you can't really see wires sticking up out of the soil.
Presumably, if this is worth the effort would really depend upon the size of your garden and how keen you are to do it?
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