Cats and grass issue

JJC1956

They look like ‘Crop Circles” to me 😁 

twopenny

Take care when you rake and get all the old stuff onto a sheet straight away.

If it is a fungus you could spread it.

Though dense grass and thatch can make the ideal conditions. Wouldn't have thought you'd have that on such a new lawn.

Good luck.

Monsternextdoor

Cats don't like citronella or cucumbers. 

Citronella scented cucumbers maybe ? 

Or those cats eye reflectors that freak cats out when the eyes shine back at them with low level solar lighting.

Cats also don't like lion poo, So maybe a pet lion ?

Rosa_Damascena

Monsternextdoor said:

Cats don't like citronella or cucumbers. 

Citronella scented cucumbers maybe ? 

Or those cats eye reflectors that freak cats out when the eyes shine back at them with low level solar lighting.

Cats also don't like lion poo, So maybe a pet lion ?

Does anyone?

Eldi_Dos

Rosa_Damascena said:

Monsternextdoor said:

Cats don't like citronella or cucumbers. 

Citronella scented cucumbers maybe ? 

Or those cats eye reflectors that freak cats out when the eyes shine back at them with low level solar lighting.

Cats also don't like lion poo, So maybe a pet lion ?

Does anyone?

Scarabaeus satyrus are quite partial, and helps keep things rolling along.

Rosa_Damascena

Eldi_Dos said:

Rosa_Damascena said:

Monsternextdoor said:

Cats don't like citronella or cucumbers. 

Citronella scented cucumbers maybe ? 

Or those cats eye reflectors that freak cats out when the eyes shine back at them with low level solar lighting.

Cats also don't like lion poo, So maybe a pet lion ?

Does anyone?

Scarabaeus satyrus are quite partial, and helps keep things rolling along.

I could visualise a smarty-pants coming up with that as soon as I hit the "Post Comment" button - what took you 7hrs?

twopenny

Interestingly, well to me, I've got a couple of burnt patches on my lawn near a flower bed my neighbours cat poos on regularly. I'm pretty sure it's that darn cat.

But the patches are irregular, smaller and with no ring around like the OP's picture. So probably not cats there.

Now, can anyone tell me how to stop this cat peeing on my lawn!

It's not even a friendly cat and it's been a battle of wills for territory for the last 2.5yrs. Supposed to be an indoor cat.

I've got cat scarers but I think the thing is deaf because she just walks past them.Lawn sprinkler maybe.

Swasterix

twopenny said:

Interestingly, well to me, I've got a couple of burnt patches on my lawn near a flower bed my neighbours cat poos on regularly. I'm pretty sure it's that darn cat.

But the patches are irregular, smaller and with no ring around like the OP's picture. So probably not cats there.

Now, can anyone tell me how to stop this cat peeing on my lawn!

It's not even a friendly cat and it's been a battle of wills for territory for the last 2.5yrs. Supposed to be an indoor cat.

I've got cat scarers but I think the thing is deaf because she just walks past them.Lawn sprinkler maybe.

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