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Keep the cat out my garden!

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  • pineapple
    pineapple Posts: 6,934 Forumite
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    This is sort of funny so I thought I would share.
    Yesterday I painstakingly stuck sticks in the ground all around my precious potatoes. I tied rags to some of them and sprayed said rags with eucalyptus and other strong smelly stuff. I was then left with an empty essential oil bottle which however still ponged mightily. So feeling inspired I stuck it upright in the ground. This morning I was just in time to catch the neighbour's oh so distinctive marmalade cat relieving itself next to the potato bed. Cue one humungous (by cat standards) sloppy turd and where was it? Practically on top of the bottle! :mad:
  • JethroUK
    JethroUK Posts: 1,959 Forumite
    edited 2 May 2012 at 1:19PM
    kittie wrote: »
    A genuine catwatch absolutely works and........ so the catwatch went up only for a few days and the cat stopped. You can feed the wire under a double glazed window, no problem

    Whats a Catwatch????????????

    Ignore that - bought one from amazon £14
    When will the "Edit" and "Quote" button get fixed on the mobile web interface?
  • pineapple
    pineapple Posts: 6,934 Forumite
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    This one seems to get mainly good reviews
    Amazon.co.uk: Customer Reviews: PestBye Battery Operated Cat Repeller
    But I'm looking at the Catwatch too. Can humans hear the noise?
  • JethroUK
    JethroUK Posts: 1,959 Forumite
    When will the "Edit" and "Quote" button get fixed on the mobile web interface?
  • stardrops42
    stardrops42 Posts: 857 Forumite
    JethroUK wrote: »

    We bought this one to stop local cats clawing up the side of hubbies new car and then laying on the roof:eek: Has worked a treat since day one! I'm getting a second one to keep the cats off my raised beds:mad:
    Feb GC £80 per week (Well I'm gunna try:whistle:)
    Diet starts today(31/12/16)! Only 18lbs to lose:eek:

    4/2/16 - 13lbs to lose:D
    11/2/16 - 12lbs to lose:D
    3/3/16 - 11lbs to lose:D
  • pineapple
    pineapple Posts: 6,934 Forumite
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    pineapple wrote: »
    Just to update have ordered this and will report back. I hope it works as I'm sick of trawling up the garden with chilli powder, holly leaves, chicken manure pellets and bleach! :eek:
  • tomtiddly
    tomtiddly Posts: 63 Forumite
    My cat comes inside to use the litter tray, I wish i could make him do his business outside!
  • JethroUK
    JethroUK Posts: 1,959 Forumite
    We bought this one to stop local cats clawing up the side of hubbies new car and then laying on the roof:eek: Has worked a treat since day one! I'm getting a second one to keep the cats off my raised beds:mad:

    Great news - Thanks - Hope it works for me
    When will the "Edit" and "Quote" button get fixed on the mobile web interface?
  • Aries
    Aries Posts: 477 Forumite
    Its an expensive job trying to keep Cats out of the Garden!
    I have bought all kinds of stuff, including an electric device that worked for a while till they got used to it.
    I hate to think how much I have spent over the years on stuff!!:eek:
    Lets hope this works for you Pineapple.:cool:
    Member of the £2 savers club.£320
    so far
    saving for Holiday :j

    You are never too Old to learn new tricks.:rotfl:
  • pogofish
    pogofish Posts: 10,853 Forumite
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    edited 3 May 2012 at 4:46PM
    cootambear wrote: »
    dog?,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

    Or get your own cat - Preferably an un neutred male. He will spend his days and nights defending his territory with gusto, whilst going to poop as an expansionist territorial gesture in all the neighbouring cat territories!

    Failing that, a powerful water pistol and vinegar works exceptionally well with no long-term harm done. I'm a cat lover so please don't ask me how I discovered this! :o
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