If I catch 'em I swear I'll bury 'em.....
Looked at our front lawn this weekend and there must be half a dozen cat 'calling cards' in the grass.
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Looked at our front lawn this weekend and there must be half a dozen cat 'calling cards' in the grass.
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Not a lot you can do about that really so cultivate your Zen and just use a trowel to scoop and bin.
It's nowhere near as bed as great canine dumps.
Are you sure they're cat poo, did you see them doing it? Cats seldom poo in the open, they find somewhere they can bury it. Any foxes around where you are?
IF the ground is too sodden or hard cats will poo in the open but foxes are also a possibility and roaming dogs too.
I wish all cat owners would train their cats to use a litter tray. That way I wouldn't get a handful of something nasty hidden in the soil when I'm weeding and planting. ...and please put a bell around darling kitty's neck to save the bird population from carnage.
At least with a Fox it's obvious and you can use a trowel to scoop and remove.
If your grass is longish, cats will poo in it
Hi KT53,
I have exactly them same problem. They visit my lawns, flower beds and plant pots daily and it's driving me bonkers. It definitely not foxes. I have tried garlic, stakes int the flower beds, lemon peel, rubber snakes, lemon balm plants, and bought 2 expensive sonic cat scarers.
I have just tried placing a mirror to scare them, and some bottles of half filled water and have order some citronella oil to add to tea bags placed in the garden. I hope this will help, because it is so frustrating. I have even thought about giving up gardening!
Yet they are still visiting and leaving their presents.
Has anyone tried something that is working for them?
Does that stop them pooping outside?
I suppose if you turned the headphones though 90 degrees and applied superglue it might!
Without wishing to seem like an authority on animal output, yes I'm sure it's cat. As for it being better than dog equivalent I definitely don't agree. This stuff absolutely stinks!
Alan & Brumbull - it's the cats which are the problem not the owners. If I did catch the owner doing the same thing I'd be tempted to bury them too
Wanting to isn't the same as doing it!