Cat Scarer

I used a movement activated sonic repeller and it worked like an absolute charm!

I was getting **** all over my garden and it immediately stopped when I put a couple in my garden........until some thieving scumbag nicked them that is!

Mixed reviews but they certainly worked for me!
 
Cats aint vermin, not properly looked after cats that is.. same with dogs.
Use a hose pipe on them, it will soon learn not to come back if it keeps getting soaked.

I dont get this cat crapping everywhere thing folk say... i have had cats around me most of my life and they all dug a hole and plopped in it. Usually in my garden.
Maybe your one needs a hole digging manual so send it one for Christmas.
 
sideways14a said:
Cats aint vermin, not properly looked after cats that is.. same with dogs.
Use a hose pipe on them, it will soon learn not to come back if it keeps getting soaked.

I dont get this cat crapping everywhere thing folk say... i have had cats around me most of my life and they all dug a hole and plopped in it. Usually in my garden.
Maybe your one needs a hole digging manual so send it one for Christmas.
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What I was thinking, I've only had one cat and was for a year till owner took it back and I've never seen an animal so discrete about doing the toilet. It will go out of the way to find a sandy type of ground well off the beaten track and cover it up like a Nazi.
 
Not a fox. Have watched the CCTV covering the garden.

Astro for a reason. Grass doesn’t grow due to the boggy ground even with soakaways.
Plus I have Astro due to my daughter.

Shocked everyone’s so sensitive here about cats.

If it was an option to shoot it I would. The garden is fully closed off. Only way in is over the 11ft wall and fences and they have spikes on.
 
Put on a Pussay Patrol tshirt, hide in a bush and hiss like a snake.

Alternatively, cats HATE hoses/sprinklers and hanging cds on string scares them apparently. The cat will have markedn whole area unfortunately
 
I hear chilli powder stops them returning :P

I like cats, but they have become a real problem tbh. They aren't supposed to be roaming the wild.
 
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