cats
- chickenchargrill
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Re: cats
Anti-climb paint on the fences, prickly bushes, a dog, a cat, chilli powder... The plastic bottles don't work, nor does the cat powder from Wilkos.
Re: cats
you know that bottle thing.. i didnt think that would work.. i own 5 cats.. but its the bloody tom cat next 2 doors down making issues with all my plants n veggys..chickenchargrill wrote:Anti-climb paint on the fences, prickly bushes, a dog, a cat, chilli powder... The plastic bottles don't work, nor does the cat powder from Wilkos.
i put half ful bottles down, and no poop... lol.. amazed.
- chickenchargrill
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Re: cats
Haha, the local cats seemed to think it was purty and shiny and gathered round it when I tried it.
- Jandra
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Re: cats
Hi,
I use concrete reinforcement steel matting over my beds when I've just weeded or sown to keep out our cats.
http://jandrasweblog.com/wp/lang/en-uk/ ... mooi-weer/
(you may need to click "English" in the left hand menu bar if you want to be able to read the text on my blog)
It works very well. Generally they don't go there anymore when stuff starts to grow, so then I take it off. Also I use grass clippings for mulch, which works.
Also we keep some areas open where they can scratch to their hearts' content without damaging anything.
Finaly: we've bought a 'scarecrow'. It is a sensor driven sprinkler connected to a hosepipe... It was intended to keep neighbouring cats out of our garden during the night, but now our own cats go out at night as well, so we don't use it. But it does work!
Good luck, Jandra
I use concrete reinforcement steel matting over my beds when I've just weeded or sown to keep out our cats.
http://jandrasweblog.com/wp/lang/en-uk/ ... mooi-weer/
(you may need to click "English" in the left hand menu bar if you want to be able to read the text on my blog)
It works very well. Generally they don't go there anymore when stuff starts to grow, so then I take it off. Also I use grass clippings for mulch, which works.
Also we keep some areas open where they can scratch to their hearts' content without damaging anything.
Finaly: we've bought a 'scarecrow'. It is a sensor driven sprinkler connected to a hosepipe... It was intended to keep neighbouring cats out of our garden during the night, but now our own cats go out at night as well, so we don't use it. But it does work!
Good luck, Jandra
My weblog: http://www.jandrasweblog.com/wp
Re: cats
Put up an electric fence, put cat food or some catnip within the confines. Cats seem to have a very good memory, we get loads of cats on my land and there was one I made my super-best-friend until I was feeding the chickens one day and saw the kitty, called her over and she got zapped. Whenever I see her now, I call her and she bolts.