Cats. Grrrrrr!

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vixen1700

22,899 posts

270 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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Mr Roper said:
It's a joke, I'm sure nobody wants to see the poor little pussy cat get hurt.
I suppose I don't find it that funny, as there are so many sick s out there who take it upon themselves to hurt animals. Also having a cat that was treated badly by a previous 'owner' makes me a little more uptight about it.

Not saying the OP is a sick , mind


Edited by vixen1700 on Tuesday 24th July 15:24

LocoCoco

1,428 posts

176 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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skinley said:
C2james said:
My cats climb on my car and have never scratched it.
Same here, I've owned many cats over the years, all of which have enjoyed walking around on my cars.

Many years, many cats, many cars, not a single scratch.
Same here, they leave dirty footprints but you'll only scratch the paint if you rub that grit into the paintwork.
Still really annoying though since they only seem to like sitting on my car when it's freshly washed.

OP should squirt said cat with a super soaker a few times when it's on his car.

GTIR

24,741 posts

266 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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McHaggis

50,463 posts

155 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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I have a cat and know cat behaviour fairly well.

I've told all of my neighbours that they can feel free to use a water pistol on it if it's in their garden, sat on their car, etc. A super soaker is fine, cats soon dry off and they don't go back.

GTIR

24,741 posts

266 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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McHaggis said:
I have a cat and know cat behaviour fairly well.

I've told all of my neighbours that they can feel free to use a water pistol on it if it's in their garden, sat on their car, etc. A super soaker is fine, cats soon dry off and they don't go back.
I raped your cat and still it comes back for more.



Mange tout, monge tout.

McHaggis

50,463 posts

155 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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GTIR said:
I raped your cat and still it comes back for more.

Mange tout, monge tout.
Tremendous. Your parents must be terribly proud.

ybt1982

Original Poster:

2,636 posts

200 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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Just want to clear something up, I DO NOT want to kill cats thumbup

I like animals and would not hurt any of them, well, maybe Spiders, but they scare the crap out of me frown

I am just very annoyed at all of the footprints on my car, piss all over the car cover and st filled shed. I suppose it could be foxes but I have never seen any around here, whereas I see a lot of cats in and around the estate.

It was a serious question, are there any plug in repelants that work or something that doesn't involve me catching them (in the garage, not catching them in order to dispose of them)?

GTIR

24,741 posts

266 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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McHaggis said:
GTIR said:
I raped your cat and still it comes back for more.

Mange tout, monge tout.
Tremendous. Your parents must be terribly proud.
^ Sense of humour failure.

McHaggis

50,463 posts

155 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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You could try sprinkling cat pepper around the garage perimeter / edge of the floor.

Some cats ignore it, some really hate it. Try amazon for some.

LocoCoco

1,428 posts

176 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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I doubt it's the cat that's pooing in your shed, they like digging a hole to dump in.


Vieste

10,532 posts

160 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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Cat thread in the lounge be gone you twisted smelly person!

Psst Al.

Maty

1,233 posts

213 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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Simple answer is......get a cat!

They will NEVER st in their own garden + if it's hard enough it will scare all the other cats away.

vixen1700

22,899 posts

270 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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ybt1982 said:
Just want to clear something up, I DO NOT want to kill cats thumbup

I like animals and would not hurt any of them, well, maybe Spiders, but they scare the crap out of me frown

I am just very annoyed at all of the footprints on my car, piss all over the car cover and st filled shed. I suppose it could be foxes but I have never seen any around here, whereas I see a lot of cats in and around the estate.

It was a serious question, are there any plug in repelants that work or something that doesn't involve me catching them (in the garage, not catching them in order to dispose of them)?
beer

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=humane+cat+repell...

Not sure if these are any good, but probably worth a try if they're starting to do your head in.

TwigtheWonderkid

43,347 posts

150 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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Papa Hotel said:
skinley said:
Cats do not scratch car paintwork.
Yes they do.
The cats in a safari park might, but neighbourhood mogs, not a cat in hell's chance.

Roo

11,503 posts

207 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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Maty said:
Simple answer is......get a cat!

They will NEVER st in their own garden .
Try telling that to my three.

McHaggis

50,463 posts

155 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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GTIR said:
^ Sense of humour failure.
^^ Detection of sarcasm failure wink

IroningMan

10,154 posts

246 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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Animal turds in your shed/garage are much more likely to be rats.

Invest in a couple of rat traps and some rat poison as bait.

B Huey

4,881 posts

199 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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TwigtheWonderkid said:
Papa Hotel said:
skinley said:
Cats do not scratch car paintwork.
Yes they do.
The cats in a safari park might, but neighbourhood mogs, not a cat in hell's chance.
Cat claws only really come out for fighting. Normally the claws are tucked up inside their paws.

rolex

3,111 posts

258 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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I had a prob with cats and foxes during the night hours and cured it by leaving a "cateye" bicycle light on the bonnet of my car. It's set on flashing and being LED lighting the rechargeable batteries last over 100 hours.

LocoCoco

1,428 posts

176 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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rolex said:
I had a prob with cats and foxes during the night hours and cured it by leaving a "cateye" bicycle light on the bonnet of my car. It's set on flashing and being LED lighting the rechargeable batteries last over 100 hours.
Oooh, I've seen cars flashing away with those things, always wondered why.