Lion/Tiger poo cat repellent

Hi,
Does anyone have experience of using lion or tiger poo pellets as a cat repellent in their garden? I have a real cat problem from neighbours cats and have tried many remedies, but none seem to really work. Someone recommended these pellets, saying they were the best thing to ward off unwanted cats - does anyone agree/disagree? My other question is whether the pellets are harmful to dogs? We have an 8-month old Jack Russell puppy who is my daughters pride & joy, so I would hate her to eat something she shouldn't! (the dog, not my daughter, although I don't want my daughter to eat something she shouldn't either!! - you know what I mean!!
Does anyone have experience of using lion or tiger poo pellets as a cat repellent in their garden? I have a real cat problem from neighbours cats and have tried many remedies, but none seem to really work. Someone recommended these pellets, saying they were the best thing to ward off unwanted cats - does anyone agree/disagree? My other question is whether the pellets are harmful to dogs? We have an 8-month old Jack Russell puppy who is my daughters pride & joy, so I would hate her to eat something she shouldn't! (the dog, not my daughter, although I don't want my daughter to eat something she shouldn't either!! - you know what I mean!!

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You need to spread it quite thickly and allow for 2 or 3 weeks before taking full effect, during which time cats may try to compete with it... but get the message and disappear from your garden... I found the deterrent lasted longer than 6 months, even a year or so before cats started to work there way back in again...
My dog is very useful but also destructive.... he digs pits, big ones, and he hates cats.. I think he does this to mimic the action of cats as if to say, there's a bigger one living here - be warned -... he also leaves his scent all around the garden where cats used to come in.. he knows they still lurk... in the process he is inclined to dig up and discharge across the garden young bare root roses I have just planted... I've lost 3 or 4 to him over the years...