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By Jonnie (Guest Post)
03/01/2007
Cats (and dogs) don't like citrus. Throw orange or lemon peels in the area and they leave it alone. I use my lime sections left over from my iced tea and they do a fine job of keeping the neighbor animals from my flower beds.
By
02/28/2007
Try cayenne pepper, just sprinkle where the cats are going and along the door, they will get a sniff of it and will be out the door. Just keep the pepper in the shed if needed again.
By
02/28/2007
How about putting a cat litter box in the room? That may be easier than anything else at this point.
By
02/28/2007
Bobbie, you need to neutralize the odor to begin
the retraining. White vinegar and baking soda may
help. Then place a litter box away from the gravel
they are pooping on. Try to get it as close to the door
as you can. Hope this helps
Luci
By
02/27/2007
Bobbi, I made a spot that was special just for Kitty. I got a landscape timber, cut it into four pieces, used wood screws to hold them together to form a wood frame, placed the box on the ground and filled with nice, clean sand. I took my cat there once, I used her paws to scratch the sand, and she was in her glory! It helped to keep her out of all my flower beds and prevented me from digging up any surprises when I was gardening. I don't know how many cats you have, but you may need to make a bigger frame and have more sand.
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