Mr S is away until next weekend so doing it myself.
Don't get me wrong as I am one of those who actually enjoy it.
That until I run over some cat sh!t, and the stench that is blown towards me is as vile as it gets.
There are so many of the little b******s (sorry kenny) that I can't look out without seeing one.
My TT is sleeping out just now, as the garage is half full of a relatives furniture, so one particular cat has decided that the soft top makes for a very comfy bed!
Every morning the top is covered in hair and associated plant life caught up in it's fur.
It takes two or three layers of a lint roller to get it looking something like again.
Plenty of cats in our village, we don't see many these days as we got a dog just before last xmas.
Before that we soaked used teabags in disinfectant and put them under the conifers, and it kept the cats away for a good few weeks until it rained, then we repeated it.
Plenty of cats in our village, we don't see many these days as we got a dog just before last xmas. Before that we soaked used teabags in disinfectant and put them under the conifers, and it kept the cats away for a good few weeks until it rained, the
Should be a law that every cat is neutered and spayed until the massive over-population is under control. Absolutely ridiculous that people allow them to breed when every rescue centre is bursting at the seams. Also very cruel on the cats, thousands of which are left to fend for themselves. You can't keep a cat in if it wants to go out, that's just cruel (unless you live near a main road in which case you should have a cat lead) but every home should have cat litter which would reduce the problem AP is having.
Should be a law that every cat is neutered and spayed until the massive over-population is under control. Absolutely ridiculous that people allow them to breed when every rescue centre is bursting at the seams. Also very cruel on the cats, thousands
Thanks kenny, but having a litter tray can't remove the urge for a cat to have a ****, when on "walkabout".
In fact, is it not the case that they purposely sh!t in someone else's garden?
Thanks kenny, but having a litter tray can't remove the urge for a cat to have a ****, when on "walkabout".In fact, is it not the case that they purposely sh!t in someone else's garden?
Well they like cultivated ground (obviously) but if they've had a dump in a litter tray they are less likely to do another on your precious lawn, mate. I know lots of people who have litter trays AND let their cat out. Would they buy cat litter if the cat didn't use it?
Well they like cultivated ground (obviously) but if they've had a dump in a litter tray they are less likely to do another on your precious lawn, mate. I know lots of people who have litter trays AND let their cat out. Would they buy cat litter if th
when Mr. S gets back off his holidays, get him to put some orange peel on the roof of your car. That's usually a good cat deterrent.
I've tried the tea bag thing in the borders but didn't see any difference.
I've tried pepper on the soft top, but it's unsightly
I don't want to hurt cats but just want them to [!ss off!
when Mr. S gets back off his holidays, get him to put some orange peel on the roof of your car. That's usually a good cat deterrent. I've tried the tea bag thing in the borders but didn't see any difference.I've tried pepper on the soft top, but it's