scooby-yan

Has anyone got any good advice on how to keep the surronding neighbours cats ( all 12 of them ) out of my garden and s***ing all over the place????

and from sitting on my car

BEFORE I REALLY KILL THEM!!! there driving me mad!!

I have just ordered cactus wall/fence spikes, and i got delivered today Silent Roar ( lion dung pellets ) which i cant wait to try once the rain has stopped, they have good reviews

sarasquares

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Prickly sticks. They wont risk getting jabbed more than once.

I grow veg in my garden and it works for me. I use then to keep pigeons off.

The Dogs B******s

Any one of these will do
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scooby-yan

dont tempt me

f1_fan

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Ah just like the old days, a cat thread so all the cat haters can have a pop. Come on, let's get it over with

Dan Gleebits

I love *****, me











*Ive heard Napalm works well.. buggers the grass up though

The Dogs B******s

I have two cats,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i still fucking hate the flee bitten things

Will

I hate cats too

Lee247

I love cats, and keeping them out of your garden is nigh on impossible.
They hate ginger and pepper but you would need a hell of a lot to cover your garden.

Will

LG is a goner then

Lee247

Dan Gleebits

ALi-B

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Prikka strips = Fail (it did deter fatty at first, but then he realised they weren't that sharp)
Ultrasonic sounder = Fail (looked at it, sniffed it, carried on - must be deaf).
Smelly stuff = fail (must have no sense of smell either)

Patterdale/black and tan cross terrier = Win

Yup fatty cat not so fast with Rolly the dog gnawing on his tail

I have also found out fatty doesn't even belong to my neighbours; they only feed the fat barstid (She's apparantly allergic to cats ). I now call her the mad cat woman.

Neanderthal

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I've had some success with a couple of ultrasonic sounders. They're battery opperated though so every month I have to replace the batteries (recharge them).

Like Ali we've got a woman next door that feeds the neighbours cats so they used to go home to have their proper meal, go over a couple of fences into our garden, have a poo, then over to mad woman for another meal.

Thing is, the people that own the 'twins' don't ever let them into the house, mad woman lets them in to her house though! Can't see the point of a pet you leave out all day and night and only feed it.

The sounders seem to have done the job, they don't stop them coming in but they scurry through rather than stop and poo. However, our front garden now seems to be the streets cat toilet.

my06 ppp silver

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is that you yanda (so many user names), if you fancy borrowing my 2 irish blue staffies, they just love nothing more than terrifying the crap out of cats that dare enter our garden. i remember 1 that sat on our shed roof once (looking all smug and clever), bobby our big lad ran down the garden and tried scrambling up and on top of the shed all police dog assault couse stylee. this cat let out a shreak translated roughly stating " S41t I AM GONNA DIE" and ran away pi55ing itself and has never been seen since .

DYK

You cat Hater

Stone mulch usually helps stop them from pooping in yer garden,Cayenne pepper flakes can help keep them out too..

Jamie

Jet wash or a dog they will soon move on

SVXNUT

Simple. Get a cat. They never crap on their own territory, and won't let others either.

f1_fan

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Yeah, get a dog ... great advice

The cat won't crap in your garden, but the dog will LOL!

Trout

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One of the best ways to keep cats out of your garden is to sprinkle tiger poo around the perimeter. You only need a little bit. Zoos sell it to make some money - it is supposed to be very effective. There was at least one zoo selling it on ebay - not sure if they still do.

Google will be your friend no doubt!

Trout

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PS given how much I love pussies, I loathe cats!

Jamie

Not a dog owner are you f1 fan we take dogs for walks pick the **** up bin it unlike cats

f1_fan

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Ah the joys of dog ownership.

So no one who has a dog ever lets it crap in their garden then. OK no worries I didn't know that

f1_fan

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Stop cats crapping in your garden by filling your garden full of cat crap.... good plan... even better than the get a dog one

ALi-B

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Yep, had the same problem; the the battlezone for a dozen cats that mark their territory on it.

Solved by removing everything from teh front garden; no bedding plants, no soil, nothing except turf and tarmac. Works; no stumps or bushes to p**s up and no gravel or soil to s**t in.

Problem now is they p**s on the cars instead

Jamie

Not those that live in apartments at Belsize Park no

scooby-yan

yes lee its me, i might take you up on that offer

TROUT i have also phoned the safari park and asked for some lion or tiger dung and they dont give it out

Leslie

Try scattering some of the old fashioned style moth ***** around the garden-they hate the smell. Its an old trick.

Les

urban

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Fruit peel will keep them at bay - orange & lemon

Also jeyes fluid in strategic places - they seem to hate that too