cat sh1te

[Casey]

As much as I dislike cats, we all know that shooting the mangy animal is not the way to go, pity.

 

Rock salt that you would put down to kill weeds, burns their paws.

[UK-Fishing-Tackle.co.uk]

Hmm, my post was hypothetical (by all means let the RSPCA dig up my garden and relay nice new turf) BUT it raised an interesting question about when a nuisance cat becomes a proper pest control issue!

[nursejudy]

http://www.deteracat.co.uk/

[Guest PhilB]

here's one I shot earlier

 

[les middy]

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As much as I dislike cats, we all know that shooting the mangy animal is not the way to go, pity

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WHY please tell me

 

only one good cat and that's a dead one

 

and you can take it i don't like the mangy things

 

les

 

[ 24. July 2005, 10:52 PM: Message edited by: les middy ]

[billy5000]

Hi all

 

uk-fishing

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Tony - has a dog ever crapped on your back garden? I mean, I know we see it in the streets, parks and stuff, but I've never seen a dog come in my back garden and crap there.

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chesters will have seen next doors mutt called oscar,he comes in fairly often to relieve himself

right in front of the wide livingroom windows

 

i have to defend cats alittle as mine allways covers his up(well when he does it in the fresh dug beds outside)a trick a dog could do with learning

 

sg

[five bellies]

LION DUNG?

I dont want to trivialise(sp?)your problem. but I cant see the point of removing a small, all be it anoying pile of cat poop from under your boat. In order to replace it with a pile of very big cat poop all in the name of keeping S@@t out of your garden. My Mate keeps pigeons and has a small 12v electric wire that runs around his garden at about six inches off the ground to keep moggies and foxes away from his loft It didnt cost a fourtune and will not do any long term harm to the target pest he swares by it

 

[ 25. July 2005, 12:59 AM: Message edited by: five bellies ]

[Tony U]

Er yes I have had dogs c**p in my garden, regularly and p**s on my bedchair/seatbox whilst the owner looks on like nothing is happening, yes this has happened more than once.

They have also attacked and bitten my wife once in our road and once in a Pub both times the owners looking on and saying they are only playing.

I have never seen a cat do any of these things; but I still would not advocate shooting or killing dogs for this behavior.

As for Pigeon Poop on the Car???????

 

[ 25. July 2005, 11:25 AM: Message edited by: Tony U ]

[John Ellison]

Pepper.

[Steve Walker]

Probably not the best solution for a confirmed cat-hater, but one way of keeping cats out of your garden is to get a big ugly tom-cat of your own...

 

Cats don't crap within their own territory, they do it to mark the edges, so provided that you get one that's big and nasty enough it will drive the neighbour's cats out of your garden and leave it's own calling cards in theirs.