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Old 16-02-2007, 07:32 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
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Default Cat Deterrents

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I expect this has been asked before, however, I don't visit the group
very often so here goes. Can anyone comment on the success (or
otherwise) of strategies to prevent cats fouling their garden.
Any constructive suggestions welcomed.


I had this problem a lot ... until a cat decided to live here.
It inspected the whole house - every corner of every room - just like a
prospective purchaser - and then spent nine months using all the
seduction techniques in the book - until we succumbed.
Since then there has been zero fouling of the garden.
It's about territory.
If you can't beat 'em ...
--
Chris
 
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