Good advice David, but the neighbours (cat owners) don't speak because
they've seen me chasing their rotten cat with the hose. Think a call to
the council is on the cards because this cat is never in it's own yard,
specially at night.

;-))

David Hare-Scott wrote:
"HC" wrote in message
...
Unfortunately, thanks to a

neighbour's cat, they don't get past being 6 rows of bricks in
length.....



Politely ask the neighbour to keep their cat off your land, under the new
companion animals act they are obliged to do so. If they are not
cooperative your local council is the controlling authority. In the words
of Dr John Wamsley "If you want to keep small mammals, birds and reptiles
from becoming extinct then hat your cat".

David