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Neighbours cat fouling our garden
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condogost - honest to God, you need to get a life outside of this thread...0
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Mylo_The_Moggy wrote: »My word, there's certainly a lot of cat haters in this world.
Perhaps all cats should be shot, would that make everyone feel better?
Yes cat poop in your garden is not nice, but all this anger & hatred towards these little creatures is just too OTT.
I have 2 cats myself & I've told my neighbours if they ever see either of them taking a shiit on their propery to let me know & I'd be round with a bag & shovel. Up to press, they haven't.
My 2 tend to scrat on the door to come in to use the litter tray, then trot off back out. On the odd occasion I'm out, they may do it elsewhere, who knows?
I give my cats lots of love & attention so they tend to stay in our garden lazing around most of the day, or laid on our bed. They are never out during the night either. I think this is one of the reasons why they come in to use the litter tray as they feel safe in their own surroundings.
Please do not tar all cat owners with the same brush. There are ppl who get cats & boot them out all day & night and just basically let them roam & don't care about them. Then there's us who try to do our best & respect those around us, including our neighbours.
Sorry for the rant, but it just annoys me when ppl complain about cats, yet there's dog owners out there who don't even clean up after their dog has done a big dollop of shiit on the pavement outside my house. They just walk off as though their prized pet hasn't done anything.
Respect for ourselves guides our morals, respect for others guides our manners.0 -
Happygreen wrote: »A cat repellent plant, Plectranthus ornatus sold under the names of 'Scaredy Cat' or Coleus canina, is available from some garden centres or by mail order. The foliage produces an unpleasant smell when touched. This plant can be grown out of doors in the summer, but needs frost protection in winter. As with repellent substances some animals appear to ignore the smell.
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Imagine if all the cats in the country disappeared for a year. After that time, I'll bet people would be screaming to have them back ... unpaid rodent killers. People don't have to like cats to appreciate that.0
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mrs_sparrow wrote: »But you would not like to have a mouse problem? Cats do keep vermin under control and, without them, there would be far more issues with rats and mice. On the flip side, there might be a snake problem instead though, as they are attracted by the mice - and adders can pack quite a bite to an adult, let alone a toddler.0
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I think I know what this is all about...condoghost is in fact a cat. He's a very territorial tom who's not happy about other cats marking his turf and has taken to the Internet to vent his fury. His rants may be slightly nonsensical but you can't blame him, he's a cat.0
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outofmoney wrote: »I mean really .... is a small dollop of poo that bad?0
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You actually complain about cats fouling in your garden then you say on here you actually stand there and WATCH them doing it.... !!!! Please don't do name calling, you will be removed from the site if a couple of members decided to report you for abuse.0
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fairy_lights wrote: »I think I know what this is all about...condoghost is in fact a cat. He's a very territorial tom who's not happy about other cats marking his turf and has taken to the Internet to vent his fury. His rants may be slightly nonsensical but you can't blame him, he's a cat.0
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gettingready wrote: »condogost - honest to God, you need to get a life outside of this thread...0
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