How to get rid of Cats

martinthebandit

Southend1 wrote: »

In that case surely all cats are feral?

No, only those who have irresponsible owners

moneyistooshorttomention

Furts wrote: »

Prior to this I had tried an alternative method - just out of devilment and for my amusement...I flicked the droppings into a bucket and re-distributed at key locations where I thought the cats lived. It worked, most of the time, by throwing the cats senses of territory. I witnessed one bewildered cat (which is a Siamese nuisance named Skanky) as it went to and fro from re-distributed heap to re-distributed heap.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Respect...as you must have a "stronger stomach" than me to be able to pick it up...yuk..

Davesnave

Nile wrote: »

Hi, we move threads if we think they’ll get more help elsewhere (please read the forum rule) so this post/thread has been moved to another board. If you have any questions about this policy please email [EMAIL="forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com"]forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com[/EMAIL].

I’ve moved your thread from the ‘In my home’ board to the ‘Greenfingered’ board, where it is better suited.

Regards




Nile

It was doing very well where it was! :rotfl:

I recommend a job in local government.

cyclonebri1

lindens wrote: »

i dont have any feelings towards my neighbour regarding this problem.

i do have feelings towards him about his 3 dogs constantly barking whilst he is at home until 1am in the morning - that he IS in control of but chooses to do nothing about

You don't need to tell me about legislation Lindens, I'm not the 1 with the problem.
However you seem to have an issue with the neighbours dogs and do have legislation via noise control yet chose not to do anything other than post on a net forum.

And for the record I don't own cats or dogs, we prefer to give garden priority to the kids.

Davesnave

cyclonebri1 wrote: »

The only problem Dave is that it is left to the neighbour to "cope with them", not the owner to keep the cat out of the garden/chickens etc, something is not quite right.

If I get a problem cat it isn't a problem for long.

On the list of things 'not quite right' with the world, this one is probably around number 1 345 952.

My point to everyone was, if it's a problem, do something about it, don't wring your hands and talk about the unfairness of the world. It wouldn't get me far to blame 'unfair badgers' if my hens were wiped out! :rotfl:

Clearly, you do something, and while we probably wouldn't agree on methodology, neither of us appears to actually have a problem.

Gastines3

After the cloning of Dolly the sheep,I was hoping that dogs and cats would be cloned to only crap in their owners property. Amazed how many owners live in flats etc.with no out side space, sothey have to let their "Pets" crap elsewhere. As strange as putting their litter trays in Kitchens.

SailorSam

andydiysaver wrote: »

then someone else said hope same fate befalls you, which is apt, because nobody in their right mind would go around killing cats.

Strange post that Andy.
The Op said earlier ......"I just wish i could poison them"
He didn't say he was going to do it.
And here you are now saying it's apt that he be poisoned. Are they the thoughts of someone who is in their right mind ?

Davesnave

SailorSam wrote: »

I do have a moan about the people who teach thier moggies to come and pooh in my garden, and could happily strangle them.... .

SailorSam wrote: »

Strange post that Andy.
The Op said earlier ......"I just wish i could poison them"
He didn't say he was going to do it.
And here you are now saying it's apt that he be poisoned. Are they the thoughts of someone who is in their right mind ?

Is it stranger than a post by someone who apparently thinks that people teach their cats which gardens to defecate in? These individuals are allegedly so evil he could happily murder them.....

SailorSam

Dave do you put the life of an animal above that of a person ?

Davesnave

SailorSam wrote: »

Dave do you put the life of an animal above that of a person ?

I don't, but it's you who'd 'happily strangle' your neighbour.

Or is that just a figure of speech, and are you just arguing semantics here?

That is what I was getting at. People are often careless with language.