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Cats Using Garden Beds As A Litter BoxThank you. KCRC Feedback About This Post:RE: Cats Using Garden Beds As A Litter BoxI have tried mothballs critter ridder and keeping the soil wet at all times even when the flower bed is full with flower nothing seem to stop them I even sprinkle cayenne pepper and it did not work I want to use it as a flower bed as it right in front of my house. Help. Post By Kathy (Guest Post) RE: Cats Using Garden Beds As A Litter BoxIn Japan, they fill empty two liter bottles with water and line the area the cats want to use. I guess it works, many people there do it. I haven't tried it. Post By Bev (Guest Post) RE: Cats Using Garden Beds As A Litter BoxI'd like to thank those of you who have left feedback so far.Thank you. kcrc Post by kcrc RE: Cats Using Garden Beds As A Litter BoxMost cats like to dig and relieve themselves in areas with nice soft earth, so I would cover the area with a very thick layer of coarse landscaping gravel or similar material, If you have any plastic garden mesh for climbing plants I would lay that over the ground underneath the gravel as an extra barrier. You could also insert lots of 1 foot high stakes upright and close together in the affected area, that will make it very difficult for them to use the area as a toilet. Post By Jim (Guest Post) RE: Cats Using Garden Beds As A Litter BoxPlant chile peppers or spread Coco mulch for ground cover. You can get this at hardware stores, Home Depot, Lowe's. Cats hate to walk on it. It is basically coffee bean shells. You need to move them about so they don't mold. Especially in the winter because of snow and rain etc. I lived in Nevada and it cured my problem. No cats returned to that flower bed. Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post) RE: Cats Using Garden Beds As A Litter Box
I remember my mom sprinkling black pepper to rid of cats in her garden. Post By Pia (Guest Post) RE: Cats Using Garden Beds As A Litter BoxI've heard sprinkling black pepper around the flower bed will keep most critters out. Post By Cheryl from Missouri (Guest Post) RE: Cats Using Garden Beds As A Litter BoxIt seems that I read somewhere that cats won't go into a garden that has marigolds in it. Could you plant some surrounding the entire garden? Might work. Post By Babs (Guest Post) RE: Cats Using Garden Beds As A Litter BoxMy kitty used to do the same thing...I tried sprinkling a handful of mothballs on the flower beds. It worked for me. The rain would eventually melt them and I'd replace the moth balls. Post by Wendee |
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