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I have stray and neighborhood cats that spray on my front porch, and also my plants and flowers. They are killing my garden! Does anyone have an idea on how to prevent them from spraying on outdoor plants? I've heard of the pepper and coffee grounds, but I don't think they are sniffing, they just lift and spray. Help!
Hardiness Zone: 9a
Nicole from Chowchilla, CA
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RE: Preventing Cats From Spraying on Plants
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Post By Ava (Guest Post)
(05/15/2007)
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If YOU can stand the smell, I had a neighbor who would put moth balls in her flower bed to keep her cat from using it. I saw her cat go to the flower bed and he made a "couldn't-stand-the-smell" gesture after smelling the moth balls and walked away.
Editor's Note: Please remember that moth balls can be very toxic to pets and put them into something (a mesh bag) so that hey are easy to find when you want to get rid of them.
RE: Preventing Cats From Spraying on Plants
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Post By edieparks (Guest Post)
(05/06/2007)
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My cousin used moth balls.
good luck
edie
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