Cat has just come in and she is stinking of eucalyptus oil. Its really bad, she must have been doused in it.
Do people use that to ward off cats or something
No, a 12G works better.
Touch my cat and I'll break all your fingers
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Originally posted by MakeEverything
No, a 12G works better.
410 
http://www.ehow.com/video_4754776_use-eucalyptus-oil-repel-cats.html
[Edited on 10/8/10 by interestedparty]
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Originally posted by liam.mccaffrey
Touch my cat and I'll break all your fingers
Hers a good way to dry it after you've washed it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNcwTF1Eo70
[Edited on 10/8/10 by CRAIGR]
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Originally posted by blakep82
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Originally posted by MakeEverything
No, a 12G works better.
really not funny
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Originally posted by YQUSTA
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Originally posted by blakep82
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Originally posted by MakeEverything
No, a 12G works better.
really not funny
just like it's not funny to have them sh1t in your garden, when you can't control an animal it is not a pet but a live in guest.
A shotgun is just plain nasty A paintball gun is less messy,something like
this
Bag up the crap and deliver it back to the Cat owner. Empty it on their doorstep, see how they like it ?
We never seem to get cats in our garden.
We do have two Great Danes though.
Martin
According to that link its very dangerous to the cat, you'd better give it a bath incase it trys to lick it off! Do the people who complain about the cat meSsing in the garden have issues with the wild animals doing the same in the garden?
It's the bears dumping in our woods that bother me!
Seriously though, it appears that Fox and Badger poo is the scent that no discerning lady-dog can be without at the moment... our girlies must have a
secret stash of the stuff somewhere as they keep coming in from their daily exploits covered in it!
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Originally posted by karlak
Bag up the crap and deliver it back to the Cat owner. Empty it on their doorstep, see how they like it ?
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Originally posted by 40inches
A shotgun is just plain nasty
Great film!
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Originally posted by 40inches
A shotgun is just plain nasty
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Originally posted by MK9R
According to that link its very dangerous to the cat, you'd better give it a bath incase it trys to lick it off! Do the people who complain about the cat meSsing in the garden have issues with the wild animals doing the same in the garden?
err cats dig a neat little hole and crap in it before covering it over... its foxes that leave little presents on ur lawn.
OK, then 
I will bring a spade round and dig it in with your roses ... then we are equal
Seen this topic loads of times on loads of Forums, always ends up the same way. Many cat owners justify their Pets messing on others property as they
"bury" their toxic parcels in the borders etc.. Lovely, until you come to find it while planting some plants, or better still yours kids do
My Dogs are my property and my responsibility, therfore so is the crap that they produce. I am responsible for disposing of this in a manner that
does not upset or wee others off. I can accept this, I just wonder why many cat owners cant.
I know many people who own cats that will only crap in a litter tray on their own property. This is because they have been trained in a responsible
way.
A non issue for me anyway as my dogs make sure the local cat population keep well away
I also cant stick Dog owners who let their dogs mess out in public areas.
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Originally posted by karlak
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Originally posted by MK9R
According to that link its very dangerous to the cat, you'd better give it a bath incase it trys to lick it off! Do the people who complain about the cat meSsing in the garden have issues with the wild animals doing the same in the garden?
Would you have an issue with my Dogs crapping on your lawn ?
its only poo.
My cat craps in our borders but it's fine. She's a big female cat and keeps all the other cats out of our garden. So if we do come across
any it's not too bad as its our cats anyway. Don't know if she does it in other garden and really don't care
She's boss around these parts lol
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Originally posted by Ben_Copeland
My cat craps in our borders but it's fine. She's a big female cat and keeps all the other cats out of our garden. So if we do come across any it's not too bad as its our cats anyway. Don't know if she does it in other garden and really don't care
She's boss around these parts lol
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Originally posted by MK9R
According to that link its very dangerous to the cat, you'd better give it a bath incase it trys to lick it off! Do the people who complain about the cat meSsing in the garden have issues with the wild animals doing the same in the garden?
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Originally posted by YQUSTA
Yes I do but there is nothing you can do about a wild animal a pet however can be kept indoors and chained to a post in the owners garden when it needs to go outside.
Can't say I've ever seen anyone walking a cat...
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Originally posted by Ninehigh
Can't say I've ever seen anyone walking a cat...
Your right I have no clue about cats Mike apart from the fact that the stink make a mess and I don't want their poo in MY garden. why should I
have to clear up after other people's obsessions with wild beasts they can't control.
Let me put it this way if I had a child and it ate some cat poo and died would that make all the cat owners happy or would there be out rage that the
cat was allowed to roam free? (forget the fact that I should be keeping an eye on the child for this question)