| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/6/2008 9:03:56 AM | The green jell get off is OK ,
Lion poo defo works but will scare your own cat/s .
Another suggestion is too put down lots of water in drinking bowls , animals dont tend to shit where they drink . | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/6/2008 5:45:31 PM | Used one of the ultrasonic devices in the front garden and it worked, they have now started using back garden as toilet so have got one for that too.
Cats actually cross over the road.....so funny watching them!!
I so hate doing the cat cr*p walk before I mow the grass. | |
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Maz24
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/6/2008 5:47:36 PM | | cats hate tinfoil..so the simple solution is , put tin foil all around the outside of your garden!, or get a dog:P | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/7/2008 1:33:47 AM | Putting down some poo to stop poo, novel idea, to me sounds like it could just become a very pooey situation.
Same shit, different day! Shit happens!  | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/7/2008 1:47:22 AM |
I so hate doing the cat cr*p walk before I mow the grass
Mmmm, long hot summer days, the buzzing of the bees, the gentle hum of lawn mowers and the smell of freshly mown cat poo! | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/7/2008 2:06:14 AM | Is it my imagination or are there lots of pooey discussions at the mo?
Hmm
Anyway, yest to orange peel and anything citrussy, they don't like that. My Grandad always had orange peel scattered around the garden. Another trick was a big plastic pop bottle half filled with water left lying around, they don't seem to like that much either. | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/7/2008 2:10:36 AM |
Another trick was a big plastic pop bottle half filled with water left lying around, they don't seem to like that much either.
My neighbour tried that one ... my cats used to love going in to her garden first thing in the morning to lick the dew off the pop bottles, then crap in her flower beds! | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/7/2008 5:17:15 AM | | If you go to B & Q they sell a sonar thingy magig thingy bob that you leave outside and warns moggies off, failing that I agree with yorkie, orange peel is good, but you have to keep eating alot of oranges. Cat do like dug up mud and shingle, so best thing is to concrete your garden all over | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/7/2008 6:35:37 AM | Put down pepper, it burns their bums.
Also they hate the smell of oranges and lemons, so put some rind down amongst your chippings | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/7/2008 7:14:58 AM | Not been onto Woburn Sarafi Park for loin poo yet but have bought loads of oranges & lemons, so if the peel doesn't work at least I'll feel healthier
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/7/2008 8:23:06 AM | I have just sprinkled my freshly mown lawn with hot curry powder,it doesnt half stink out there now but i have been assured it will keep the cats away.
Though now i am scared that the cats will just consume the powder and end up with a runny bummy all over my grass...
Problem rectified sjs as the kids washing it away as i type with her little plastic watering can.Ihave no interest in harming cats though neither do i wish for my child to be covered in nasty cat faeces!! | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/7/2008 8:29:37 AM | Oh dear.
I should warn you that both pepper and curry powder will damage a cats (or dogs or any other animals) nasal passages!
You could do permanent damage to all the neighbourhood pets/rodents etc!
Wash it away! | |
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Posted: 5/7/2008 10:04:41 AM | | i watched an episode of C.S.I lastnite,werebys these elderly people had some sort of pipe,gadget that sent out rays of some kind.they were using it for squirrels.have you got squirrels?..it might work on cats. | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/7/2008 10:27:14 AM | | chicken wire with the links mostly cut and pointing upwards seems to work, takes a determined moggy that wants to take a dump on sharp bits of wire | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/12/2008 5:59:16 PM | | Let me get this straight........You go to the trouble to acquire big cat poo just to get rid of little cat poo?..........Somehow it makes no sense to me. poo is poo. | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/13/2008 12:07:25 AM | I had the same probem in my front... I put down al the mice bark mulch down... only to have the cats poop on it!! I did end up digging it all up and replacing it with purple slate!!
However I don't want you to feel despondant yet!! There is something you can get to deter casts that conatins lion poo.... I have no idea what its called I was told about it before when I was having problems. I did try the conventionall cat deterrernt sprays but without much success. I didnt try the ultrasonic ones though so might be worth investigation?? | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/13/2008 2:46:43 AM | | My nan used to stop the cats from coming in her garden by gettin lion poo from Knowsley safari park or Chester zoo!!! she would place it in discreet places in her garden and the scent of a really hoooge cat puts domestic cats off from coming anywhere near!! She used to swear by it but personally it think it might have been her dog that kept the cats away lol | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/13/2008 3:48:06 AM | Check out these bad boys
http://www.martleyelectronics.co.uk/cat_control.htm#cat_repeller
enjoy and imagine the fun you could have, invite your mates round and watch the many varying ways to upset felines. | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/13/2008 4:04:09 AM | The local cats use my garden as a toilet at my house I'm renovating. Partly my fault as I don't mow the grass as often as I should. Long grass is a nice easy target for them though.
By far the most disgusting thing I have ever experienced is mowing over some cat poo! Oh my god the smell and it seems to stay around for ages too.
Maybe there is a gap in the market here for cat repellant. The lion poo idea sounds good, but does it smell worse than the cat poo originally???? | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/13/2008 5:26:00 AM | | lion poo works, lemon scents do a bit of good....they also can get startled by their own reflection if theres anywhere to put a cpl of mirrors safe from children.. i have a sandy/gritty area at the top of my garden for my own cats use, iits easily cleaned and kept fresh with odd swill of diluted ibcol...keeps them off the flower beds...but doesnt stop them robbing odd chop out the frying pan... jill. stiletto siamese/orientals | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/13/2008 9:54:06 AM | | Try cutting some holly branches and placing them in a criss-cross position on your beds. The little blighters don't like the prickles on their bottoms. Also they hate water, so I keep a couple of water pistols ready for action by my back door. | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/13/2008 10:12:16 AM | fleursky put pepper and crushed eggshells where you dont want the cats to go
and yes it does work. | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/13/2008 2:20:40 PM | | Try planting a few curry plants-helichrysum italicum-close to where they come into your garden. | |
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| Help..........cat poo!!
Posted: 5/13/2008 3:38:26 PM | | yes I second the pepper idea, a sprinkling of chilli pepper and its a ring of fire for poor old ****. | |
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Posted: 5/31/2008 6:07:57 AM | | there isa plant u can buy from most garden centers.il chase up the name of it and let u all know...and they do work.our nextdoor neighbour's cat used our garden as a toilet not any more | |
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