New mulch as litter box
I recently put down some mulch as a way to control weeds in a portion
of my yard. I haven't really used it before and was quite happy with the dark hardwood effect. Well, a couple of days after I put it down, I noticed a batch of it lumped up, and I thought a squirrel had been digging for hidden acorns. I got closer and caught a whiff and after poking it around, found a large turd, probably from one of the vagrant cats in the neighborhood. I know I've seen repellant stuff you can put on bird feeders to keep squirrels out, but is there anything I can use to keep the cats away? I know, a dog, a 12-guage, etc. But seriously folks. Jim in Cleveland |
New mulch as litter box
Jim Szatkowski wrote:
I know I've seen repellant stuff you can put on bird feeders to keep squirrels out, but is there anything I can use to keep the cats away? I know, a dog, a 12-guage, etc. But seriously folks. Plant twigs in the mulch, punji-stick fashion. Cats' feet are ticklish. They won't like walking over dozens of small, scratchy sticks. |
New mulch as litter box
I saw this done on a pet show. Anchor chicken wire to the ground and cover
with mulch. The cat won't be able to dig or cover. |
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