Snake idea won't work.
When I lived in North Queensland our cat regularly despatched any snake that came into the garden - usually brown snakes which are very dangerous.
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Without a dog..how do I stop neighbours cats sheeting in my garden?
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Posted 11 months ago #
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how does the bottle of water thing work?
Dunno, some folks have suggested, cats are very private with poops and the bottle distorts their view, so they are loss poopy, others that it makes them think they are being watched and all sorts of other ideas. However they are all premised on the idea that anyone has any idea what is going on in a cat's mind. Nevertheless, in place of theoretical basis, empirical evidence is that it works.
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A friend of mine has a super-soaker at his back door and if he sees a cat in the garden he'll nip out and squirt it with water. Doesn't stop them all but he reckons they are less prone to visiting his vege beds.
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have you ever disturbed a cat mid-poo?
if not, try it. go running full tilt, screaming and waving your arms at the pooing cat. the cat won't be able to run off till it's stopped sh1tting.
used to do this on the beach in Gran Canaria (massive cat problem) and never failed to amuse me.
Posted 11 months ago # -
have you ever disturbed a cat mid-poo?
if not, try it. go running full tilt, screaming and waving your arms at the pooing cat. the cat won't be able to run off till it's stopped sh1tting.
used to do this on the beach in Gran Canaria (massive cat problem) and never failed to amuse me.
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1 litre or 2 litre pop bottle, label off, fill with water and place in centre of the garden.
Don't waste your time doing this, doesn't work.
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Of course it doesn't work, it's a bottle of bloody water. *belm*
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(massive cat problem)
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1 litre or 2 litre pop bottle, label off, fill with water and place in centre of the garden.
Don't waste your time doing this, doesn't always workIME it works often enough that the little effort involved makes it worthwhile. Nevertheless, as coffeeking points out, the choice is yours
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