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By *ubal1 OP Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
Has anyone found an effective method of excluding or deterring cats from your gardens.
My neighbour's two cats insist on coming into my gardens to defecate; their excrement can result in a condition called toxocariasis, which can be very dangerous.
My front garden is their favourite dumping ground; there are lots of urban myths about deterring cats such as clear bottles of water, but what really works.
I may eventually have to cover the loose soil with mesh.
It is horrific to find so much cat poo I my raised beds. Thanks. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I’m a cat person and yes they are life’s ultimate bunch of chancers. Not knowing if you get plenty of birds in your garden or they have taken a shine to your garden as a place to do there business. The option you said seemed a good idea. Good luck. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Our neighbours cats came into our garden and attacked and injured our dog (who looks mean but is soft as shit). Birds have disappeared too since she got them.
We have found that throwing buckets of water over them if you catch them can help |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Get yourself the Pestbye ultrasonic cat repeller or something similar. As long as it's motion triggered and ultrasonic, it will work.
You can pick them up for between 20 and 40 quid and it not only stops the problem immediately, but cats remember you have it and don't come back even when it's run out of batteries and you've forgotten all about it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The neighbours cat craps in our garden. My lass told me to get the shovel and throw it over the fence. But it’s made no difference, now the cat still craps in our garden and the shovel is in the neighbours garden  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Apparently Cats hate orange peel, banana skins and water.
Stand in your garden 24/7 with a handful of orange peel and a hose pipe. When you see a cat - throw the orange peel, if that's doesn't work use the hose pipe....
pesky cats get use to that so I would advise placing banana skins on likely escape roots... they will soon get fed up of slipping on them as they bolt for the exit.
If that doesn't work... try standing outside with 2 old metal bin lids and banging then together every night. The cats probably don't care but your neighbours will get really pissed off and will probably move house. Hey presto... cat problem gone.
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"Has anyone found an effective method of excluding or deterring cats from your gardens.
My neighbour's two cats insist on coming into my gardens to defecate; their excrement can result in a condition called toxocariasis, which can be very dangerous.
My front garden is their favourite dumping ground; there are lots of urban myths about deterring cats such as clear bottles of water, but what really works.
I may eventually have to cover the loose soil with mesh.
It is horrific to find so much cat poo I my raised beds. Thanks."
OK cat poo in your garden may not be pleasant but do you know if any of these cats have a roundworm infection? Most cat owners are very responsible and worm their cats regularly. It's also incredibly rare for it to be something a human will catch from contaminated soil, unless you are mud wrestling.
Just use something like lion poo or another non cruel deterrent and chill about the roundworm. Also dig up all the existing poo as they have obviously chosen your garden as their litter tray.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I tried sprinkling black pepper around my beds and that did work although buying a brave dog worked even better "
Thats where u went wrong pepper only works combined with salt |
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By *innocentMan
over a year ago
Littlehampton |
"Get your own cat. They won't poo in your garden and will deter others. Problem fixed! 
Tigers work well "
Just stop. Your posts on this are disturbing. Not even funny if it is said in jest only. Absolutely hate animal abuse of any kind, especially in written form, joke or otherwise. |
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By *innocentMan
over a year ago
Littlehampton |
Depending on how large of an area your soil is, twigs placed atop the surface is very natural and will also provide the little birds with some nice fodder for nests occasionally. Also lavender oil mixed with water and sprayed around the garden also helps, and makes it smell great for us too! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Depending on how large of an area your soil is, twigs placed atop the surface is very natural and will also provide the little birds with some nice fodder for nests occasionally. Also lavender oil mixed with water and sprayed around the garden also helps, and makes it smell great for us too! "
What about the little birds your attracting to the garden that has a problem with cats |
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By *innocentMan
over a year ago
Littlehampton |
"Depending on how large of an area your soil is, twigs placed atop the surface is very natural and will also provide the little birds with some nice fodder for nests occasionally. Also lavender oil mixed with water and sprayed around the garden also helps, and makes it smell great for us too!
What about the little birds your attracting to the garden that has a problem with cats "
......Utterly speechless. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Depending on how large of an area your soil is, twigs placed atop the surface is very natural and will also provide the little birds with some nice fodder for nests occasionally. Also lavender oil mixed with water and sprayed around the garden also helps, and makes it smell great for us too!
What about the little birds your attracting to the garden that has a problem with cats
......Utterly speechless. "
No cats were harmed in the making of my comments  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The neighbours cat craps in our garden. My lass told me to get the shovel and throw it over the fence. But it’s made no difference, now the cat still craps in our garden and the shovel is in the neighbours garden "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Depending on how large of an area your soil is, twigs placed atop the surface is very natural and will also provide the little birds with some nice fodder for nests occasionally. Also lavender oil mixed with water and sprayed around the garden also helps, and makes it smell great for us too!
What about the little birds your attracting to the garden that has a problem with cats
......Utterly speechless.
No cats were harmed in the making of my comments "
Your comments aren’t funny. They’re sick. Stop. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Get your own cat. They won't poo in your garden and will deter others. Problem fixed!
Tigers work well
Just stop. Your posts on this are disturbing. Not even funny if it is said in jest only. Absolutely hate animal abuse of any kind, especially in written form, joke or otherwise. "
Well said  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Chicken wire and netting for raised beds, water hose/squirt bottle. The onion trick sounds interesting and I could see that working - my cat hates the smell of cut onion. I have a cat and others still come into the garden, as he’s not territorial. |
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You can use upturned sticks in the beds so that it makes it difficult for them to find a place to lower their bum without getting poked... if that makes sense?! I've also heard good things about citrus and coffee, as other posters have suggested. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Cats are put off wandering into an area if it already has the strong scent of other cats.
I strongly Suggest that you defecate at various strategic entry locations around your garden to mark your territory, and then wear a massive fur coat and sit in the middle of your lawn, licking your own arse and looking at everybody with utter contempt.
Note: Screws cellotaped to the fingertips work well as pretend claws and drinking straws glued to your cheeks will make convincing whiskers. Only use white ones though, a cat won’t be convinced that you’re actually a cat if you have multi coloured whiskers - they aren’t idiots.
Good luck!  |
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By *essie.Woman
over a year ago
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"Why do people think that it's ok to let their cat go roaming about pooing in anyone's garden but if i let my jack russel do the same there would be hell on ?"
It’s difficult with a cat to know where they’ve been. They aren’t on a lead, and they are active at night. They do bury it usually unlike dogs.
There are plenty of dog owners who don’t clear up behind their pets. I often pick up dog faeces that isn’t from my own dog when on a walk. |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
Whilst wildlife is a protected species I'd choose my birds over any cats as cats are just a nuisance and would do anything to keep them from shitting in my garden given cat poo is dangerous and so am I when tackling this situation I shouldn't have to build or making it costly which is unnecessary money spent that I shouldn't need to nor should anyone else I think a good zap could be beneficial |
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"Whilst wildlife is a protected species I'd choose my birds over any cats as cats are just a nuisance and would do anything to keep them from shitting in my garden given cat poo is dangerous and so am I when tackling this situation I shouldn't have to build or making it costly which is unnecessary money spent that I shouldn't need to nor should anyone else I think a good zap could be beneficial "
Unless you are immunocompromised and literally eating the cat poo, it's not dangerous. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Why do people think that it's ok to let their cat go roaming about pooing in anyone's garden but if i let my jack russel do the same there would be hell on ?"
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Whilst wildlife is a protected species I'd choose my birds over any cats as cats are just a nuisance and would do anything to keep them from shitting in my garden given cat poo is dangerous and so am I when tackling this situation I shouldn't have to build or making it costly which is unnecessary money spent that I shouldn't need to nor should anyone else I think a good zap could be beneficial
Unless you are immunocompromised and literally eating the cat poo, it's not dangerous. "
But dangerous to whom I don't remember mentioning human life but how about mental health of a person it's not a criminal offence if the person is insane |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Apparently Cats hate orange peel, banana skins and water.
Stand in your garden 24/7 with a handful of orange peel and a hose pipe. When you see a cat - throw the orange peel, if that's doesn't work use the hose pipe....
pesky cats get use to that so I would advise placing banana skins on likely escape roots... they will soon get fed up of slipping on them as they bolt for the exit.
If that doesn't work... try standing outside with 2 old metal bin lids and banging then together every night. The cats probably don't care but your neighbours will get really pissed off and will probably move house. Hey presto... cat problem gone.
...... probably "
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" I work in mental health and I worked with someone who loved torturing birds by pulling out their eyes and tongues them setting them on fire .... he then went on to other things .. enough said .... some of these comments are not funny at all ....   "
Yup. I work in an environment where a lot of similar people now live.
The programme 'don't fuck with cats' covers this as well. |
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By *AYENCouple
over a year ago
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" I work in mental health and I worked with someone who loved torturing birds by pulling out their eyes and tongues them setting them on fire .... he then went on to other things .. enough said .... some of these comments are not funny at all .... "
I don't think they were meant to be funny, I think there was real enthusiasm in those posts. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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" I work in mental health and I worked with someone who loved torturing birds by pulling out their eyes and tongues them setting them on fire .... he then went on to other things .. enough said .... some of these comments are not funny at all ....
Yup. I work in an environment where a lot of similar people now live.
The programme 'don't fuck with cats' covers this as well. "
Take the same moral outlook to the rat in my garden thread....or is one animal deemed to on a higher plain as humans have domesticated it...
Intresting fact for all the cat lovers out there, the domesticated cat, is the only animal that will kill for reward and not necessity |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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So I have a cat. It used to piss and shit all over my lawn and possibly my neighbours too. I had dead spots all over my lawn, so I feel your pain.
I tried all kind of ‘deterrents’ and none work. The only thing I’ve found that works is putting in an outside litter box. I’ve dug out a couple of ft square about 6 inch deep a layer of stone and topped off with soft sand. I’ve tucked it away in a corner and screened it off so it can’t be seen.
I know it’s not your cat so you probably think you can’t be arsed with that but it’s the only thing that’s worked for me. Obviously it needs cleaning out regularly but it’s worth it to have clear grass. |
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"Whilst wildlife is a protected species I'd choose my birds over any cats as cats are just a nuisance and would do anything to keep them from shitting in my garden given cat poo is dangerous and so am I when tackling this situation I shouldn't have to build or making it costly which is unnecessary money spent that I shouldn't need to nor should anyone else I think a good zap could be beneficial
Unless you are immunocompromised and literally eating the cat poo, it's not dangerous. "
Or pregnant but I think it's very unlikely he is. |
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" I work in mental health and I worked with someone who loved torturing birds by pulling out their eyes and tongues them setting them on fire .... he then went on to other things .. enough said .... some of these comments are not funny at all ....
Yup. I work in an environment where a lot of similar people now live.
The programme 'don't fuck with cats' covers this as well.
Take the same moral outlook to the rat in my garden thread....or is one animal deemed to on a higher plain as humans have domesticated it...
Intresting fact for all the cat lovers out there, the domesticated cat, is the only animal that will kill for reward and not necessity "
When you have an infestation of vermin you manage a population. Cats are not classed as vermin. In fact I dint think they are even considered owned in law. If you hit a cat with your car you are not legally obliged to find its owner but if you hit a dog you are. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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" I work in mental health and I worked with someone who loved torturing birds by pulling out their eyes and tongues them setting them on fire .... he then went on to other things .. enough said .... some of these comments are not funny at all ....
Yup. I work in an environment where a lot of similar people now live.
The programme 'don't fuck with cats' covers this as well.
Take the same moral outlook to the rat in my garden thread....or is one animal deemed to on a higher plain as humans have domesticated it...
Intresting fact for all the cat lovers out there, the domesticated cat, is the only animal that will kill for reward and not necessity
When you have an infestation of vermin you manage a population. Cats are not classed as vermin. In fact I dint think they are even considered owned in law. If you hit a cat with your car you are not legally obliged to find its owner but if you hit a dog you are. "
On that note, I'm off in my car to avoid cats, as I actually do like the furry fuckers, it's been emotional |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
Mind I have a house mouse who lives next door cute little thing has lived for generations only ever saw the one I'm sure would be others but it's harmless and I feel duty bound to protect it I understand these breed in numbers but if only ever seen one out weigh my thinking for cats as cats in my garden would be classified as trespassing as law of the land states |
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"Mind I have a house mouse who lives next door cute little thing has lived for generations only ever saw the one I'm sure would be others but it's harmless and I feel duty bound to protect it I understand these breed in numbers but if only ever seen one out weigh my thinking for cats as cats in my garden would be classified as trespassing as law of the land states "
Take it to court and see how much the judge laughs.
Also mice only live 2-3 years so if you say it's lived for generations I'm fairly confident it's not the same one |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Get your own cat. They won't poo in your garden and will deter others. Problem fixed!
Tigers work well
Just stop. Your posts on this are disturbing. Not even funny if it is said in jest only. Absolutely hate animal abuse of any kind, especially in written form, joke or otherwise. "
Well said
Animal abuse is a well documented sign of deeper, sinister behaviour that leads to torture /murder of humans
The 'jokes' aren't funny |
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"As the saying goes if people had mice would get a cat so if you don't get a bloody dog cats actually out weigh dogs at cat and dog shelters of full and should receive the snip "
I had both of my cats spayed a neutered. Feral cats make up a lot of shelter animals.
Dogs on the other hand, people pay hundreds of pounds for them then some people reose they don't stay puppies forever and so just dump them when they no longer fit their lifestyle only to get another a few years down the line. |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Mind I have a house mouse who lives next door cute little thing has lived for generations only ever saw the one I'm sure would be others but it's harmless and I feel duty bound to protect it I understand these breed in numbers but if only ever seen one out weigh my thinking for cats as cats in my garden would be classified as trespassing as law of the land states
Take it to court and see how much the judge laughs.
Also mice only live 2-3 years so if you say it's lived for generations I'm fairly confident it's not the same one "
Fancy coming around to check for me and I figured that out still not a nuisance I'm sure sleeping through the day occasionally because I only witnessed it once daytime many years ago and most are cleaner then cats and even humans |
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"Mind I have a house mouse who lives next door cute little thing has lived for generations only ever saw the one I'm sure would be others but it's harmless and I feel duty bound to protect it I understand these breed in numbers but if only ever seen one out weigh my thinking for cats as cats in my garden would be classified as trespassing as law of the land states
Take it to court and see how much the judge laughs.
Also mice only live 2-3 years so if you say it's lived for generations I'm fairly confident it's not the same one
Fancy coming around to check for me and I figured that out still not a nuisance I'm sure sleeping through the day occasionally because I only witnessed it once daytime many years ago and most are cleaner then cats and even humans "
You know they piss while they walk right? |
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By *ugby 123Couple
over a year ago
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"Cats used to go in my garage to poo and pee, the stink is awful.
I was told put raw onion on a plate by the garage door.
It actually worked.....haven’t a clue why but it’s stopped them going in."
Onions draw out smell, I put half cut ones around the house if we have glossed...so they may still be peeing, you just can't smell it anymore
(I don't know if onions really do keep cats away ) |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Mind I have a house mouse who lives next door cute little thing has lived for generations only ever saw the one I'm sure would be others but it's harmless and I feel duty bound to protect it I understand these breed in numbers but if only ever seen one out weigh my thinking for cats as cats in my garden would be classified as trespassing as law of the land states
Take it to court and see how much the judge laughs.
Also mice only live 2-3 years so if you say it's lived for generations I'm fairly confident it's not the same one
Fancy coming around to check for me and I figured that out still not a nuisance I'm sure sleeping through the day occasionally because I only witnessed it once daytime many years ago and most are cleaner then cats and even humans
You know they piss while they walk right? "
Hmm Never been as close to witness this but you'll be bringing gloves won't you plus mouse poo is difficult to identify unlike CAt poo still happily live near a mouse |
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By *ermite12ukMan
over a year ago
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"Mind I have a house mouse who lives next door cute little thing has lived for generations only ever saw the one I'm sure would be others but it's harmless and I feel duty bound to protect it I understand these breed in numbers but if only ever seen one out weigh my thinking for cats as cats in my garden would be classified as trespassing as law of the land states
Take it to court and see how much the judge laughs.
Also mice only live 2-3 years so if you say it's lived for generations I'm fairly confident it's not the same one
Fancy coming around to check for me and I figured that out still not a nuisance I'm sure sleeping through the day occasionally because I only witnessed it once daytime many years ago and most are cleaner then cats and even humans
You know they piss while they walk right? "
Something in common, with most OAP's then. Me included |
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We use 2 PestBye water jets, one for the garden and one for the drive and they work a treat. They cost about 25 pounds each. No harm to the cats but they activate a squirt of water when they cross the sensor and after a day or so learn to avoid the area.
Birds don't set them off so double bonus, lots of birds visiting and no cats to kill them.
The Amazon delivery man has learnt to run fast though! |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"My neighbour would fill clear plastic bottles with water in them. He says the cats own reflection scares them away  "
I think your suggesting scatter these bottles, around the garden and make it look like a tip most cats don't care just look turn their heads or try to knock whatever is obstructive to them and carry on |
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No suggestions from me but my neighbours recently moved out taking their cats with them. The cats were constantly trying to get inside my house because they weren't let in their owners house very often. Now they're gone not only can I leave my back door open when I'm in the back garden without fear of finding a cat on the bed when I return, but there's so many birds in the garden now. It's really made me think about the impact too many cats can have on nature in the urban environment! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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" I work in mental health and I worked with someone who loved torturing birds by pulling out their eyes and tongues them setting them on fire .... he then went on to other things .. enough said .... some of these comments are not funny at all ....
Yup. I work in an environment where a lot of similar people now live.
The programme 'don't fuck with cats' covers this as well.
Take the same moral outlook to the rat in my garden thread....or is one animal deemed to on a higher plain as humans have domesticated it...
Intresting fact for all the cat lovers out there, the domesticated cat, is the only animal that will kill for reward and not necessity "
So do some humans. |
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Befriend one and give it a couple of cat biscuits + water. Not too much that it wants to stay though. It should keep the others away and not mess in the garden. Cats usually don't defecate near a food/water source). It's worked for me. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cats used to go in my garage to poo and pee, the stink is awful.
I was told put raw onion on a plate by the garage door.
It actually worked.....haven’t a clue why but it’s stopped them going in.
Onions draw out smell, I put half cut ones around the house if we have glossed...so they may still be peeing, you just can't smell it anymore
(I don't know if onions really do keep cats away )"
Just make sure you find them all once you have put them down.
We were evacuated from work once because of a gas smell, turned out to be a rotten onions! |
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"No suggestions from me but my neighbours recently moved out taking their cats with them. The cats were constantly trying to get inside my house because they weren't let in their owners house very often. Now they're gone not only can I leave my back door open when I'm in the back garden without fear of finding a cat on the bed when I return, but there's so many birds in the garden now. It's really made me think about the impact too many cats can have on nature in the urban environment!"
I had 2 cats in my flat that were allowed out. I live in my dad's granny annex and he likes to feed the birds. We had lots of birds in our garden.
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By *ugby 123Couple
over a year ago
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"Cats used to go in my garage to poo and pee, the stink is awful.
I was told put raw onion on a plate by the garage door.
It actually worked.....haven’t a clue why but it’s stopped them going in.
Onions draw out smell, I put half cut ones around the house if we have glossed...so they may still be peeing, you just can't smell it anymore
(I don't know if onions really do keep cats away )
Just make sure you find them all once you have put them down.
We were evacuated from work once because of a gas smell, turned out to be a rotten onions! "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cats used to go in my garage to poo and pee, the stink is awful.
I was told put raw onion on a plate by the garage door.
It actually worked.....haven’t a clue why but it’s stopped them going in.
Onions draw out smell, I put half cut ones around the house if we have glossed...so they may still be peeing, you just can't smell it anymore
(I don't know if onions really do keep cats away )
Just make sure you find them all once you have put them down.
We were evacuated from work once because of a gas smell, turned out to be a rotten onions! "
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By *ugby 123Couple
over a year ago
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We don't have cats but seem to have adopted ones, three of them, they turn up ( not all at the same time ) have a snooze and go off again. We also have lots of birds who turn up every day for their dinner. They are no bother
The owners seem to know where they hang out as we had one of them knock to see if it was here because she hadn't seen it for two days ( it was ) They are no bother at all...so OP, you maybe need to move here, we get classy cats |
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