On Sat, 10 Jul 2004 20:52:38 +0100, Clair Voyance wrote:


This is a very good device and keeps the alley cats of south london from
our garden now. We use it maybe once a month for a few days to scare off
the cats, this still allows the birds, foxes etc to visit without
disturbance, don't seem to have much trouble with fox poo, just weeing.
I use an Electronic cat scarer. Cost me £40 plus £12 for a transformer.
I bought it two years ago and it works a treat. In the two years we've
used it we have seen but one cat in the garden, and that on edge and
obviously very uncomfortable. We are surrounded by cats, in fact our next
door neighbour has two of the little blighters. Our rear garden is
enclosed by a six foot high wooden fence, and that makes the control of cats a
little easier.
It might be a little more convenient than the device mentioned earlier in
the thread, inasmuch as it is easier to run a small electric cable to the
unit, rather than a hose pipe.