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My mate lives across the road, and one of my GF’s cats is entering his home and pissing everywhere before leaving. The scenario isn’t a new one, and they don't know what to do to prevent the cat from returning.
They have their own cats, which probably explains the need to urinate there I'd imagine.
Does anyone know of any proven methods or have any suggestions on how to prevent a determined feline from wizzing in, or indeed from entering other peoples premises repeatedly?
They have their own cats, which probably explains the need to urinate there I'd imagine.
Does anyone know of any proven methods or have any suggestions on how to prevent a determined feline from wizzing in, or indeed from entering other peoples premises repeatedly?
Stevenj214 said:
Mobsta said:
Does anyone know of any proven methods or have any suggestions on how to prevent a determined feline from wizzing in, or indeed from entering other peoples premises repeatedly?
Death.58warren said:
freecar said:
-Z- said:
Electric cat flap?
This is the easiest way, an electric catflap that reads a chip on the legitimate cat's collar and lets him in but no others!Mobsta said:
58warren said:
freecar said:
-Z- said:
Electric cat flap?
This is the easiest way, an electric catflap that reads a chip on the legitimate cat's collar and lets him in but no others!WorAl said:
Control your own fudging cat you moron.
ETA or tell them to send you the bill for the replacement carpet, couch, flooring etc?
I own a hat, not a cat. And a rat. (The rat bit is a lie)ETA or tell them to send you the bill for the replacement carpet, couch, flooring etc?
This actually looks pretty decent www.microchipcatflaps.co.uk
Although the talking sales monkey that pops up with his cat biscuits doesnt

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