Cat Repellant

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martinthebandit wrote: »

Why? Seems a somewhat irresponsible.

You think cats can be trained like dogs?

coffeehound

elsien wrote: »

Get a dog.

Replace one set of turds for an even bigger set! At least most cats make a half-hearted attempt to bury it

dunroving

_shel wrote: »

You think cats can be trained like dogs?

Well, they can be trained to take a dump in a litter tray.

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coffeehound wrote: »

Replace one set of turds for an even bigger set! At least most cats make a half-hearted attempt to bury it

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: that is hysterical

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dunroving wrote: »

Well, they can be trained to take a dump in a litter tray.

They do, there are several trays in the house. They also like to wander and I won't keep them in due to one neighbours complaints.

dunroving

dunroving wrote: »

Well, they can be trained to take a dump in a litter tray.

They can even do this.

Anything is possible if you set your mind to it.

couriervanman

Get a supersoaker filled with water & white vinegar and plant a few Lilies in garden

Silvertabby

couriervanman wrote: »

Get a supersoaker filled with water & white vinegar and plant a few Lilies in garden

Water and lemon juice is fine. But lilies are not a cat repellant - it's just a myth because the pollen, in particular, is a deadly toxin. You may not like cats, but would you really be happy to see them die an agonising death?

martinthebandit

_shel wrote: »

You think cats can be trained like dogs?

No idea, do you think neighbours should just have to put up with the hassle your pets cause them?

SSD92

I'm having the same issue, a cat seems to have claimed the pebbled front as it's own. It's got to the point where I'm now having to clear up as much cat mess as I do for my dog. So infuriating, especially when there'd be a kick off if my dog made a mess on someone's front and I just walked away without sorting it.