Bloody cats - Page 3

emamum · 06-04-2009, 09:11

what about those shiny cat shaped things you can get from the poundshop? supposed to scare them away

flashy · 06-04-2009, 09:12

my sis suggested old cd's, i'm gonna stick some on my tubs sometime today

accyman · 06-04-2009, 10:25

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Originally Posted by flashy

my sis suggested old cd's, i'm gonna stick some on my tubs sometime today

if you sharpen the edges of the cd's and throw them at the cats it should work

flashy · 06-04-2009, 12:12

our kerry will kill you for saying that lol, just you wait till she see's you again

accyman · 06-04-2009, 13:29

so she wont want these cat skin seat covers i made for her car then i assume ?

flashy · 06-04-2009, 15:55

mattylad · 06-04-2009, 18:07

Flashy, any offering cats on Freecycle is gonna get you in big trouble

IMO the best defence is offence, get your own cat.
It wont poo in it's garden but will go elsewhere & fight to keep other cats away from your garden

flashy · 06-04-2009, 18:30

no chance of me ever getting a cat, i dont like them

Stumped · 06-04-2009, 18:43

We own two 10-year old neutered cats which are great. Problem we have is with an un-neutered black and white Tom which visits and sprays all over the place which stinks something awful. Damned creature has even forced it's way through our lockable (ha-ha) catflap and sprayed in the kitchen. We've tried every conceivable deterent to no avail. The devious so-and-so seems to delight in tormenting us and knows that if we ever catch it, it's going to end up in the water butt.

derekgas · 06-04-2009, 19:18

The shiny side of cd's work, cats dont like there own reflection, especially when positioned so that the cat only gets a glimpse of itself sideways on! It also works with squirrels, who also like to dig up soft soil/peat.

accyman · 06-04-2009, 19:41

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Originally Posted by Stumped

We own two 10-year old neutered cats which are great. Problem we have is with an un-neutered black and white Tom which visits and sprays all over the place which stinks something awful. Damned creature has even forced it's way through our lockable (ha-ha) catflap and sprayed in the kitchen. We've tried every conceivable deterent to no avail. The devious so-and-so seems to delight in tormenting us and knows that if we ever catch it, it's going to end up in the water butt.

just out of sheer curiosity why do you tolerate somone elses pet peeing all over your house ?

Stumped · 07-04-2009, 17:53

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Originally Posted by accyman

just out of sheer curiosity why do you tolerate somone elses pet peeing all over your house ?

We don't. Problem is we don't know who owns the pesky critter and are doing everything in our power to trap and catch it. Short of shooting the bloody thing, we are at our wits end as to what we can do.

accyman · 07-04-2009, 18:15

you have answered the problem youself

kill it

i would have long ago

its peeing allover your house and god knows what its passing on to your own cats

you can justifiably wring the buggers neck

Stumped · 07-04-2009, 21:47

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Originally Posted by accyman

you have answered the problem youself

kill it

i would have long ago

its peeing allover your house and god knows what its passing on to your own cats

you can justifiably wring the buggers neck

Fortunately the spraying episodes have been limited to the rear yard and garage. The thing has only managed to insuate it's way indoors on the one occasion. Make no mistake though: I am determined to catch it and eliminate it's presence once and for all! Watch this space .........

accyman · 07-04-2009, 21:55

post pics of capture and elimination please

good luck