But then he is increasing the amount of poo, and it's big cat poo as well!
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But then he is increasing the amount of poo, and it's big cat poo as well!
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We have a lime tree I planted in the garden last year and it's produced loads of limes this year. Is this worth a shot or is it an old wives tale?
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I have had this problem at home too, and find that chicken manure works very well, and also lasts for a few months too. A big tub of it from B&Q is around £5, sprinkled all over the lawn and that cats keep away. I put one covering on, leave it a week, and then do it again, should be ok then for a two months or so.
Second option go & buy a couple of 'oleus canina ornatus' (Scaredy Cat Plant) from the garden centre.
http://the-plant-directory.co.uk/perennials/coleus-canina-scardy-cat-plant-10cm
http://www.alantitchmarsh.com/index.htm?ac=H3FEX-H
http://the-plant-directory.co.uk/perennials/coleus-canina-scardy-cat-plant-10cm
http://www.alantitchmarsh.com/index.htm?ac=H3FEX-H
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Get your own... slightly bigger cat?
i used to suffer from cat poo in my borders/middle of my lawn. Since I've had Pepsi - no more cat poo. Not hers, or from other cats.
Costs me about £2 a day in cat food and occasional strokes, tummy tickles and fusses.
Worth it.
i used to suffer from cat poo in my borders/middle of my lawn. Since I've had Pepsi - no more cat poo. Not hers, or from other cats.
Costs me about £2 a day in cat food and occasional strokes, tummy tickles and fusses.
Worth it.
Had same problem a few years back, my solution was simple.
Went to local cat & dogs home, borrowed a cat trap, baited it with some fish & placed it where cats were crapping.
Took a few day to catch both cats, but I did, then I got a friend who was going to Scotland, some 500 miles away to take them & release them there.
They never came back.
Seems a bit harsh. How would you like it if your pet disappeared one day.
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Call the Police those cats are racist or get a dog.
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Thanks for the advice gentlemen. I think a trip to either a pet store or the local garden store is in order.
Do you mean a dog, like a proper pet? Oh come on, I'm kidding! (I'm not, cats are rubbish).
Do you mean a dog, like a proper pet? Oh come on, I'm kidding! (I'm not, cats are rubbish).
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Had same problem a few years back, my solution was simple.
Went to local cat & dogs home, borrowed a cat trap, baited it with some fish & placed it where cats were crapping.
Took a few day to catch both cats, but I did, then I got a friend who was going to Scotland, some 500 miles away to take them & release them there.
They never came back.
That is actually not even funny.
Depends how big the cat is.
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