Rooneypies

HAHAHHAHAH, genius.

urban

iTrader: (1)

Yeah, something like that.
It definitely seemed to keep the cats at bay, and her garden/flower beds were always in perfect condition

RS_Matt

When you have a 31 pound cat, cats don't come near the house, even people don't come near our house.

Failing buying a large cat, you can buy Garlic related cat deterrent. Years back we rubbed garlic onto rockery stones to keep next doors cat away.

Dr Hu

I put up a CCTV camera as something was crapping on our drive at night - every sodding morning a steaming pile o shyte that stunk to high heaven.... I was convinced it was a Fox - my missus was starting to get savage about it, she was convinced it was a small dog being walked early morning.

Turned out via the infra-red cam it was the cat that lives across the road (and has done for years) has suddenly started crapping on our drive around 4am - on the tarmac, nothing soft here - the cameras also showed that every fricking cat in the 3 mile radius seems to visit our drive during the night, but only the one across the road leaves a present for them all to sniff at.

I was glad in one way it wasn't a dog as the missus *would* have posted it through their letterbox unbagged (i kid you not!) but as its a cat options are limited.

I have bought an ebay ultrasonic scarer - has slowed it down somewhat, but still get the occasional steamer!

The Trooper 1815

iTrader: (31)

What cat is it?

RS_Matt

Maine Coon. He'll be in the 2017 Guinness World Records Annual.

RAGGY DOO

iTrader: (1)

Bet that fat cat would still out run your wrx on the strip

RS_Matt

He's not fat

RAGGY DOO

iTrader: (1)

Put pic up for the craic