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Nov 2018
8:07pm, 21 Nov 2018
19,799 posts
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Meglet
Sometimes you have to leave them to it. If you’re not there she may just do it anyway!
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Nov 2018
8:11pm, 21 Nov 2018
19,800 posts
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Meglet
Meanwhile, I’m havjng an issue with cats. I don’t have one, but many live nearby. There is a lot of cat shit in my garden, which I discovered when planting bulbs. Just lying on the surface, as a calling card. And at least one is piddling in my porch-it took me ages to work out where the damp spot was coming from and put it together with the nasty smell (that I’d thought was coming from the bin store)
The cat repellent granules aren’t working-the last two mornings I’ve chased off next door’s cat and this morning got it with water. (I gave the porch a really good scrub with bleach a week or so ago, which made it smell better temporarily) Tonight there was an obvious puddle and I’ve now gone for a spray on repellent. Next step will be sonic scarers, but daughter wasn’t keen!!
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Nov 2018
8:12pm, 21 Nov 2018
19,801 posts
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Meglet
I can’t believe I’ve gone from a cat lover to someone that complains about them!
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Nov 2018
8:56pm, 21 Nov 2018
777 posts
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poppyH
The sonic scarers do work, but if you've got good hearing you'll hear them too. My parents couldn't hear theirs but we complained whenever we went there!
Is there any truth in using lion poo?
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Nov 2018
9:12pm, 21 Nov 2018
3,575 posts
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1step2far
I understand the neighbours being annoyed... I've told all of them that they have free reign to chase Lennox away. Thankfully my immediate neighbour adores her. (And blames the pee on the other cats even though Its Lennox)
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Nov 2018
9:46pm, 21 Nov 2018
19,802 posts
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Meglet
Next door's cat is adorable, he's very very fluffy and likes to look in through my kitchen door. We do occasionally let him have a wander around. I like him less at the moment
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Nov 2018
9:47pm, 21 Nov 2018
19,803 posts
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Meglet
Lion poo might be ok on my back garden, but not on my front doorstep!
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Nov 2018
8:46am, 22 Nov 2018
547 posts
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smash
Apparently diluted white vinegar does a better job of neutralising the smell, and so they're less likely to re-offend in the same place.
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Dec 2018
2:27pm, 2 Dec 2018
2,817 posts
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Dillthedog57
Jasper cat is trying hard to hide his excitement that it is that time of year again 
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Dec 2018
2:45pm, 2 Dec 2018
3,657 posts
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Cyclopstheoneeyedreindeer
Jasper cat looks like he is planning revenge!
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