Wingy
Well-Known Member
Ok has anyone got any ideas that are both legal and work that will stop cats doing their dirt in my garden?
Two weeks ago I got stuck in to my front garden put down artificial turf as I was sick of the dandylions and daisies, I was left with a border of about 2 foot all the way around. the garden in total is only 6m x 4m. to be honest it looked good and my little girl age 5 had planted a load of seeds in the greenhouse, so on Monday bank holiday she was going to plant them out. Before I could let her anywhere near I found myself removing 1/3 of a bucket of cat poo from the borders and it stank.
I then expressed my disgust with the neighbours, 1 has 9 cats, another has 4 and a third has about 3-4. Each swore blind that the mess was not from their cats but became quite upset when I suggested if the cats that were pooing in my garden didn't belong to anyone they must be wild so I would be leaving a dose of poison to deal with the issue, but they should not wory because as they said their cats don't come in to my garden.
Obviously I won't be poisoning any cats and don't want to be out of pocket buying stuff that doesn't work
Any tips welcome Wingy
Two weeks ago I got stuck in to my front garden put down artificial turf as I was sick of the dandylions and daisies, I was left with a border of about 2 foot all the way around. the garden in total is only 6m x 4m. to be honest it looked good and my little girl age 5 had planted a load of seeds in the greenhouse, so on Monday bank holiday she was going to plant them out. Before I could let her anywhere near I found myself removing 1/3 of a bucket of cat poo from the borders and it stank.
I then expressed my disgust with the neighbours, 1 has 9 cats, another has 4 and a third has about 3-4. Each swore blind that the mess was not from their cats but became quite upset when I suggested if the cats that were pooing in my garden didn't belong to anyone they must be wild so I would be leaving a dose of poison to deal with the issue, but they should not wory because as they said their cats don't come in to my garden.
Obviously I won't be poisoning any cats and don't want to be out of pocket buying stuff that doesn't work
Any tips welcome Wingy