Cat menace

[HERTS P&D]

But John........it looks sh1t.

Andy

 

[John D v2.0]

But John........it looks sh1t.

Andy

Don't look at it then. Better than having fox stink in the garden tbh.

 

[HERTS P&D]

Or use:

https://www.primrose.co.uk/-p-365.h...MI4rasteaC2gIVy53tCh1p2QRJEAQYASABEgJbjPD_BwE

Andy

 

[kingandy2nd]

I don’t don’t think you can’t buy lion/tiger pop anymore as there’s some health risks associated with it.

However the concept is sound as cats have a territory which they scent mark.

If you mark your own territory by taking a pee around your garden you might find that deters the cats from coming into your space as the will smell the scent.

Obviously best to do such things in the dark or when the neighbors aren’t watching

 

[John D v2.0]

If you mark your own territory by taking a pee around your garden you might find that deters the cats from coming into your space as the will smell the scent.

I've heard that a few times and I always think it sounds like a hilarious practical joke someone played once, and it sounded so plausible people have passed it on.
Or maybe it stinks so much it keeps everyone away.

 

[magsy01]

The motion sensor water squirter is the best, it really goes and makes a noise as well..., plus in the summer it will be fun to catch visitors out hee hee. grandson will love it. We had foxes that were digging holes in the new turf, I thought it was rats but a pest controller came round and said its foxes (no charge just for looking). Now weather is better we are putting the squirter back up soon.

 

[JBR]

The motion sensor water squirter is the best, it really goes and makes a noise as well..., plus in the summer it will be fun to catch visitors out hee hee. grandson will love it. We had foxes that were digging holes in the new turf, I thought it was rats but a pest controller came round and said its foxes (no charge just for looking). Now weather is better we are putting the squirter back up soon.

I've used a couple of them and, yes, they do work well. I still have them in my shed.
One word of warning, though: remove them and drain them down when freezing conditions are coming, or they'll be truly buggered up.