For the last few weeks I have noticed a cat in my garden.
Now I have put down a couple of dishes of
down to get rid of it and now I have 3 cats in the garden.
What am I doing wrong and can I sue the manufacturers of his product under the trades description act?
Cheers
In message , ARWadsworth wrote
You also need a bowl of antifreeze as an aperitif .
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Easiest way to get rid of foreign cats is to get your own cat.
Thobut, I've got a store of pine cones that I've been throwing at a neighbour cat that keeps trying to rape our cat.
JGH
Your cat was asking for it.
What's the problem with feline visitors? It's all part of life on this earth.
You didn't get a big enough cat!
That's true, I'm afraid - we've all seen her walking down the street, loaded-up on catnip and giving out the signals...
A garden full of cat s*it and bedding plants destroyed are what is wrong with feline visitors. Antifreeze works.
Use a motion sensor to turn on a windscreen washer pump that sprays the area with water.
I dislike finding dead birds in my garden that have been killed by someone else's cat. I found borrowing a large alsation for a few days and letting that launch itself at cats in the garden got rid of the last few persistent ones. I'd managed to befriend others than spray them with cat repellant, which also puts them off returning. :-)
If you like gardening - well they piss on and ruin your plants. Plants are life too.
Our new neighbours have ripped up all the lawns and put concrete down. They then got 2 cats - which of course infest our garden as they prefer our hard work to the lazy concrete buggers next door. Enough answer? No? Then perhaps we should protect deadly viruses too?
So far the various cats next door do not appear to have noticed that out
15 year old puppy is no more. The children have various dogs we could borrow. The supercharged unbalanced Staff cross might be pretty effective but would probably destroy the garden in the process.
We've got a chocolate lab that only ever barks at cats in his garden. He scares himself when h barks it's that loud and gruff, but it keeps the cats away.
The cats around here must be extra stupid. I keep spraying them and they keep coming back.
Are you using neat cat repellant?
I spray them with a high powered water pistol. It makes some of them run off at high speed. They keep coming back.
I tried cat repellant a few years back and it did not seem to work. Is there a good brand that does?
My wife said there was something on the telly the other night about this, where they tested some of the commercially available cat repellents, and they were all useless. It may well have been Gardeners World, which she watches and I don't.
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