Cats sh1tting in Garden

magpie

OK, how do you stop mangy neighbourhood cats from sh1tting all over your garden?

Sleepy

Fill an empty mineral bottle with water, leave it on the lawn. Can't remember why it works (something to do with vibrations I think) but it does.

Zombienosh

or get a dog, a big one.

RicardoSmith

Get a meaner cat...

Pataman

The best one I ever heard was a guy who was having similer trouble, dogs sh1tting in his front garden. He went to Dublin Zoo, bought lion pooh spread some in his garden and hasn't had a problem since. Dont know what will happen if a lion excapes from the zoo though

magpie

Fill an empty mineral bottle with water, leave it on the lawn. Can't remember why it works (something to do with vibrations I think) but it does.

this seems to be working, oddly.

Frank Drebin

Sleepy wrote:

Fill an empty mineral bottle with water, leave it on the lawn. Can't remember why it works (something to do with vibrations I think) but it does.

I used to have the same problem and funny enough this also worked for me!

Stimpyone

magpie wrote:

this seems to be working, oddly.

Not for me :mad: . I've tried everything at this stage from bottles of water, the cat scatt stuff you can get in woodies to the electronic pest deterrent and I am seriously considering laying posion.

The bang in the back garden is unmerciful :eek:

tk123

Do you know anyone with a cat Stimpyone? The only thing that kept neighbours cats away from our garden was sprinkling some of my cats used litter around. It sounds horrible but it works!! He uses a litter tray cos he's a house cat and prefers watching tv to crapping in gardens!


EDIT - LOOOOOOOK everybody!!! I just realised that was my 500th post!!! I gots 3 stars now!!!

Frank Drebin

Stimpyone wrote:

Not for me :mad: . I've tried everything at this stage from bottles of water, the cat scatt stuff you can get in woodies to the electronic pest deterrent and I am seriously considering laying posion.

The bang in the back garden is unmerciful :eek:

Bet you haven't tried a pellet gun!

Stimpyone

It's not just one cat... it's a whole bloody pride, so I'm not sure the "other cats poo" thing will work.

The pellet gun thing would bring me immense satisfaction ( I'm a very sick person.... I know ), but as I see it there are two problems.

1) I don't own a pellet gun and have no idea where to get one.
2) ever since I started hosing them with the garden hose they tend to make a hasty retreat when they catch sight of me..

Dressing up in camouflage and staking out the back garden might get the neighbours talking about me...... again.

These cats are not wild as most of the one I've observed have collars. I wish people would look after their own pets.

CyberGhost

RicardoSmith wrote:

Get a meaner cat...

better, get a shotgun!

shoot their leader, the other ones will be scared!

is_that_so

Big cat hunting yes. :cool: . Have you considered a crossbow? Actually have heard that they don't like orange peel of all things. Put that around and it may work. Don't ask!! old wives thing

Healio

someone got a problem with pussy?

CyberGhost

seriously go to your neighbors and tell them the problem, if they don't care about it, once you get a cat in your garden grab it by the tale and twirl it like a helicopter and throw it back to your neighbors garden, that should teach them a lesson!

Frank Drebin

I kind of like the sound of snares and bear traps!

Bottle_of_Smoke

anyy figured out why the water bottle thing works

cajun_tiger

water bottle always works, getting a dog will make the cat do it more(they like to pi$$ dogs off)

Standard Toaster

Maybe they see they're bastard cat face in the reflection of the water?

I heard it works for dogs too.

magpie

actually, now the ****ers have got used to the water bottles there's **** everywhere again. What should you put in a rat trap if you want to catch a cat? cat food?

KdjaCL

magpie wrote:

actually, now the ****ers have got used to the water bottles there's **** everywhere again. What should you put in a rat trap if you want to catch a cat? cat food?

Arsenic poured over a chicken breast will take care of it for you.

kdjac

Stoner

I have similar problems,

I have a supper soaker with lemon juice added to the water, whenever i see them i squirt it, the water in the bottle is a glare thing, no use at night, i have an ultra sound cat scarer, not worth a sh1t. I have the pepper and crystals, also no use. I douse the yard with jeyes fluid and they seem to hate that, I also researched and got pricka spikes for my walls, they cant walk along them anymore. got them at www.queenswoord.co.uk
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REFERENCE DESCRIPTION QUANTITY PRICE COST

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119805 Prikka Strip 6 £12.99 £77.94

there are 8 no 500mm x 25mm strips per pack, this was the best value i could find.
I also need to get them off my car as they sit on it for the heat at night.

All in all I'm winning the fight. Ideally i would get a dog , but there is nobody at home during the day

magpie

For more see http://www.deteracat.co.uk/products/catspikes.html

Yes, deteracat. Obviously we're not the only ones with this problem. I think I might send off for these and see if they work. And get a supersoaker for my own personal edification.

EDIT/ Someone on another site suggested carpet-laying strips along the walls etc, pin-side up. Not as humane as the plastic ones, but ****, why should I fork out to be nice to cats ****ting in my garden?

I'm also considering getting one of these http://www.pestproducts.com/cat_trap.htm and hanging up the cage with cat inside, gibbet style, to deter other cats once I've caught one.

Frank Drebin

I loved the cat spikes.....
Most likely work well for burglers too...

chizzle dizzle

Are you sure its not a dog that is going to the toilet all over your garden because usually when cats go to the toilet they dig a hole and cover it up again!

padster

magpie wrote:

actually, now the ****ers have got used to the water bottles there's **** everywhere again. What should you put in a rat trap if you want to catch a cat? cat food?

in the north the british soliders posioned my dog Spudnik im thin
kin buy a dog and move to the north you leper

koneko

padster wrote:

in the north the british soliders posioned my dog Spudnik im thin
kin buy a dog and move to the north you leper

No trolling and no attacking other posters, if you don't have anything to add to the topic at hand... don't post.

RicardoSmith

chizzle dizzle wrote:

Are you sure its not a dog that is going to the toilet all over your garden because usually when cats go to the toilet they dig a hole and cover it up again!

They didn't in my garden... Is that a cat lovers myth?

chizzle dizzle

No its not a myth. I have two cats and both of them dig a hole and cover it back up again. I see all cats in my area do it so the cat next door to you must be an exception or must do it because he knows he is pissing you off!!
Why not get a dog and then the cats will be too afraid to come into your garden............but then you will have a problem of your own dog ****ting all over your garden!

The Sweeper

If you have problems with cats crapping in your garden, take a look at the garden itself. Cats like to crap in two things: long grass and soft soil.

Inotherwords, if you have an overgrown lawn you'll get cats crapping in that, if you have freshly weeded flowerbeds, cats will crap in those. A close-cut lawn and shingle on the flowerbeds works a treat. (Shingle on the flowerbeds will also help keep weeds down.) And it's not the same as spending money on stuff to keep cats from crapping in your garden - you do get the benefit of having a nice pleasant back garden.

Stimpyone

Minesajackdaniels wrote:

If you have problems with cats crapping in your garden, take a look at the garden itself. Cats like to crap in two things: long grass and soft soil.

Inotherwords, if you have an overgrown lawn you'll get cats crapping in that, if you have freshly weeded flowerbeds, cats will crap in those. A close-cut lawn and shingle on the flowerbeds works a treat. (Shingle on the flowerbeds will also help keep weeds down.) And it's not the same as spending money on stuff to keep cats from crapping in your garden - you do get the benefit of having a nice pleasant back garden.

How do you stop Tom cats spraying their musk(?) all over the damn place. That stuff reeks... :mad: