Cat off the gas grill table

Oct 10, 2007 35 Replies

What happens if it's only 19 feet?

I'd have to rig a pressure switch, the cat jumps down when I approach, or open the door.

Did that a couple days ago.

So how'd it do?

I found a product for window boxes and garden beds that encourages cats to find another place. Its about 4 x 6 inches, with plastic pointed spikes sticking straight up. It doesn't hurt the cat but isn't comfortable either. they come in a bag of 4 or so. Not sure what it's actually called though.

bonnie in OK

-- I'd have to rig a pressure switch, the cat jumps down when I approach, or open the door.

Then just leave the door open.

Punji sticks. Wipe fresh s*it on the points for best effect.

Jim Yanik wrote in news:Xns99C5DCCB87F94jyanikkuanet@64.209.0.87:

So it is written. So it is done...

Or gee...I don't know COVER the damn thing when you don't have food on it. Key-rist, birds could s*it on it, rodents could crawl on it, and you're worried about the occasional cat ass? GET A GRIP! The cat's ass is cleaner than yours. Do you have kids? I guarantee that any cat's ass is cleaner than any part of your kid. I would MUCH rather eat food off a cat's ass than off any so-called "clean" counter in the kitchen of a breeder. Eeeuuuwww

Need to go to the pharmacy, huh?

Steve

That's about as useful as a galon of cooking oil on the floor of the nursing home. Whoops!

How about I UPS you the cat, and you can eat off its ass? Take movies, please.

The glue dried up, but havn't seen the cat on the grill since then. Very successful.

"Stormin Mormon \\(on backup computer\\)" wrote in news:47190adf$1$32520$ snipped-for-privacy@roadrunner.com:

I have my own cat.

just COVER the grill shelves when not in use,or wipe them off before use. a simple solution.

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