anti-freeze in a saucer? Apparently cats love the taste, but it wrecks their kidneys, thereby providing a permanent solution to your problem.
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How to keep cats off vegetable patch> Ideas please?
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Posted 1 year ago #
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Something like this?
http://www.pestcontroldirect.co.uk/acatalog/Spray_Away_Animal_Chaser.html
I've heard they sort out problems like yours pretty quickly
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A sack will do the job every time...
Put the cat in it,tie thee top and dump it in the nearest canal
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I have a plastic crossbow by the window. When I see the cats sun bathing or digging in the garden I fire a bolt at them. I rarely actually hit them as the bolt gets blown in the wind but they scarper damn quick when it hits the ground near them.
It took about a week and about 10 bolts for them to stop coming in and now I only get to use it perhaps once a week to remind them.
I still think buggering them with a large rabbit would be more entertaining and would score well on u-tube
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Bollox to lion poo and getting a dog (or a sexual predator of a rabbit), a 13ft python is what you need
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Samuri's suggestion wins, really lol.
An update - cat came back in the dark and has dug up the exsisting parsnips, some carrots are dug up too. I'm guessing she's after frogs because I've found 2 dead close to the scene of the crime.
As a cat lover I'm not in anyway willing to hurt the animal, so have gone for the bottle of water advice and a neighbour has lent me a gun type thing that makes a very loud noise. Little does he know this will be going onto my handlebars shortly
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