Cat repellent
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philsandy69
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Finely Chopped garlic & chilli powder
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Thanks Phils...so any chilli powder will suffice?
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I've used 'Get Off' before, it's green crystals and you get it from Wilko's. Not sure if it'd stain your block paving though. They don't like bleach so you could just splash a bucket of bleached water over it each day. It's just about getting them out of the habit really.
bees
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I had a similar problem when I put new turf on my front lawn a few years back
Tried all kinds, granules, jeys fluid even bought an ultrasonic thing for about £40, nothing worked it was just a temporary fix,
in the end I went over and saw my neighbour.
I told him about the situation, he asked me what he was expected to do about it, he can't stop it from going in my garden
I said you don't have to do anything, but if I find it in my garden again
it's going in the boot of my car, then for a very long ride before I let the little cutey out unharmed.
Of course he didn't speak to me again but what ever he said to the cat clearly worked.
Falling out was better than clearing up his cat sh#t in my opinion
The way I see it, it's not my responsibility to clear up after somebody elses pet.
If it where a dog owner that allowed this to happen on a regular basis you would be straight over on the bounce,
so why is it any different for a cat
Go on !! Get stuck in !! lol
Tried all kinds, granules, jeys fluid even bought an ultrasonic thing for about £40, nothing worked it was just a temporary fix,
in the end I went over and saw my neighbour.
I told him about the situation, he asked me what he was expected to do about it, he can't stop it from going in my garden
I said you don't have to do anything, but if I find it in my garden again
it's going in the boot of my car, then for a very long ride before I let the little cutey out unharmed.
Of course he didn't speak to me again but what ever he said to the cat clearly worked.
Falling out was better than clearing up his cat sh#t in my opinion
The way I see it, it's not my responsibility to clear up after somebody elses pet.
If it where a dog owner that allowed this to happen on a regular basis you would be straight over on the bounce,
so why is it any different for a cat
Go on !! Get stuck in !! lol
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Thanks mate, it is so frustrating that I have now practically given up and accepted it. My neighbour seems a reasonable lady, but I am just not very good at domestic conflict management. Which is right opposite of office and team conflict management for me. Probably because I have company policy and procedures as my backingI had a similar problem when I put new turf on my front lawn a few years back
Tried all kinds, granules, jeys fluid even bought an ultrasonic thing for about £40, nothing worked it was just a temporary fix,
in the end I went over and saw my neighbour.
I told him about the situation, he asked me what he was expected to do about it, he can't stop it from going in my garden
I said you don't have to do anything, but if I find it in my garden again
it's going in the boot of my car, then for a very long ride before I let the little cutey out unharmed.
Of course he didn't speak to me again but what ever he said to the cat clearly worked.
Falling out was better than clearing up his cat sh#t in my opinion
The way I see it, it's not my responsibility to clear up after somebody elses pet.
If it where a dog owner that allowed this to happen on a regular basis you would be straight over on the bounce,
so why is it any different for a cat
Go on !! Get stuck in !! lol
My brand new block paving looks a right mess.
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Nice one Tich, but being away most days means no one to cater for the dog
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Hi Sonia, yes, it's a cat. I was surprised at first, but now I am beginning to think it's a myth that they cover their mess up.
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