Stray Cat Problem

RE: Stray Cat Problem By misha (Guest Post) Use mothball in cotton wraps. Posted on 01/13/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Stray Cat Problem By mariebal (51) Contact Are there any natural detterents for cats - mine is digging up rug in places (near doors) and the store bought kind does not work. Thanks Posted on 06/25/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Stray Cat Problem By bro (Guest Post) I tried cayenne pepper and it didn't work they still cocme Posted on 02/10/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Stray Cat Problem By Steve (Guest Post) It may be a little bit of a hassle, but cats do not like, and will not dig in wet soil. I never have a problem if I keep the garden area wet. Posted on 09/18/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Stray Cat Problem By Racing against thimerosol (19) Contact Most of the time oranges will work, just cut them up and throw them out there in the garden. Posted on 09/04/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse This sounds terribly gross, but ... By admin2 (285) Contact This sounds terribly gross, but usually garden supply stores will have what is called 'predator urine' packets that you put around your garden. This alerts the cats, in your case, that there is danger and they will go away without bothering anything. (Don't think it is something that humans can detect, but the animals sure know what it is. Like cougar urine for keeping deer away, etc. Good Luck! LeeAnn Posted on 12/01/2000 | Report Spam or Abuse chicken wire By admin2 (285) Contact Gina if you are speaking of cats digging in your garden beds here is what you do. Lay chicken wire over the soil, the plants will grow through it. The cats do not like the feel of the chicken wire on their feet and will stay out of the garden. Kathy Cohen - Northfield, Vermont Posted on 12/01/2000 | Report Spam or Abuse Re: the stray cat problem By admin2 (285) Contact Re: the stray cat problem, there are some aerosol repellents sold at pet stores and garden stores that might work. Also, supposedly citrus peels in the garden keep the kitties away. You could try it. The cats probably like the soft mulch or nice soil of your garden beds. I have simply learned to live with the "problem" in my area, but I do plant my garden very thickly, so that once it's grown in, it doesn't make an inviting kitty litter. But one "plus" is that the cats often keep the mole and mice population down. Ness - Lakeview, NY Posted on 12/01/2000 | Report Spam or Abuse cayenne pepper By admin2 (285) Contact I sprinkle cayenne pepper in my gardens wherever the stray cats start to dig. The next time they start digging they get a whiff of the pepper and decide it might be nicer to dig at home. Holly Monroe Posted on 12/01/2000 | Report Spam or Abuse

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