d4vidh

We have new neighbours and they have 3 cats. Our neighbours the other side have 2 cats as well but we have never had this problem with them. I seem to go out in the morning and there are cat paw prints all over my scoob. Does anyone have any products that are any good for keeping cats off the car (apart from electrifying the car or broken glass)

Knotty_

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some sort of material - nails through it, attached the material inside the doors and close them.

Only if its on your property though, not on the road!

PADDYHOEY

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I always get cats around the bonnet vent. I have taken to feeding them with cat food and weed killer. Seems to have worked.

Qwertyco

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do you have pets of your own?

hill79

A couple of local cats have decided our front garden makes a nice toilet and keep leaving angry looking turds all over it. Tried the old wives tale deterrents, bought a few things from b&q... nothing seems to work. Waiting for the summer weather then we're going to try lion poo, not cheap but apparently very effective. Probably not so helpful in your situation, cat paw prints gone, but car covered in lion crap

scoobysteve1983

i hear anti freeze is popular..... only joking, a jack russell would be a good alternative!!!

loz_dormer1988

BB Gun. Won't kill em but they certainly won't come back

magictree

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The lion stuff is rubbish dont waste your money. Better off getting a super soaker and give them a bit of a scare seems to work better. U can also buy an automated one which attaches to your outside hose pipe works on a sensor, cost about 30 quid tho

ShayneJ

Claymore tiz the only way to be sure

Face away from the scoob though

Yellow R

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Nice warm little bowl of milk and bleach lol

carlstoke63

A fookin shot gun that will sort them out

saints_forever

My nan used to put lemon peel around her front garden.....that and ALOT of slug pellets for them!!

gpssti4

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Ha! Some nice people on here. I guess a lot are said in jest, but I I ever found someone doing some of those things to my cats, you'd not have a scoob to worry about. Maybe your neighbour would feel the same?

To the OP, is a car cover a possibility?

stedee

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ditto

L.J.F

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+2 but instead Nitromors would be used to great effect on cruel c@nts car

hill79

I'm sure anything cruel had just been said in jest!

I've got my sons super soaker I could use, but of course you have to catch the buggers in the act first!

To the cat owners - how to you deal with your cats pooping on neighbors gardens?

f1_fan

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Just ignore them, these threads always bring out the cretins!

d4vidh

I don't have cats but I have a dog. My paintwork isn't mint so I am not that paranoid about it to be honest. I have no intention of harming the cats, you lot are a lovely bunch of animal lovers aren't you I don't think I could be bothered with a car cover as I use the car everyday and to take it off and put on everyday would soon get a tedious. I am going to swap my cars over on the drive as the other car doesn't seem to get walked on as much.

Bristol98

Use a garage?

d4vidh

Cant my other, other car is in there

ditchmyster

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It's the scratches they leave behind that are the problem.

Jack Russell does the job nicely, rips em to pieces, then just stick em on the BBQ with a bit of jerk seasoning.

urban

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Indeed

However, you will no doubt be told you're incorrect,



To prevent cats crapping in your flower beds, I find the peelings of citrus fruits keeps them at bay.

BB gun is only of use when you're on guard

hill79

We've tried orange peel all over the lawn to no effect, also some foul smelling garlic stuff - I stank for days after using that and still found fresh droppings If it were just the flowerbeds I could stomach it, free fertiliser, but in the middle of the lawn is a different story as it means I don't want to let my young son play on the grass. It annoys me that I'm left picking up the crap from someone else's pet. I could rant for quite a while about it... but I'm thread hijacking now and its not helping the OP and his paintwork

d4vidh

Its quite alright, rant away I do have the same issue of the cat crap in the back garden as well. I know the wife bought some cat repellent stuff which slows down the amount of crap.

urban

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peel works for me in the flower bed - never tried the lawn as its just too big of an area.

When you catch the cat, be sure to put it in the bin
They like bins

chocolate_o_brian

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There's a chaps car on my street with one of those huge spaceship body kits on it. Big wide arches and a bumper inches off the ground. Unfortunately it's a bit of a cat killer going by the splattered blood/head/guts I found on the Subaru's bumper a couple of weeks ago. Cat was obviously crossing the road (between mine and a neighbours car on the street) as they do, this guy has ploughed through it leaving splatter all over both cars, the road and a broken fibreglass front bumper on his car. Tw@t!

Strange though, once the owners found out (undesirables private renting), he started getting regular punctures and blemishes on his bodywork

I'm not a car lover at all but can't justify ploughing through one on a residential street at silly speeds.

f1_fan

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Could just as easily have been a kid. Anyway someone who has a car that looks like that is obviously a moron like some of the posters on this thread

specialx

These!!


http://softclawsforcats.co.uk/cats/

John306

i was getting at least 1 cat turd a day in the gravel around my drive, i bought this in november and turned it to the highest setting and have only had 1 incident since then. your dog wont like it but it wont hurt him

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PESTBYE-UL...item4d01868d0e

addi monster

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Pick it up and post it back to the owner (they will soon get the message)