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my neighbors cat keeps on pooping in my garden????
then my dogs try to eat the cats (im ok with that ) ; ) then my dogs eat the cat poop
8 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavourite answer
Egg shells. That'll stop the cat from going in any garden. They hate that.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Keeping kitty out of your garden:
Cats don’t like the smell of citrus fruit, so it is an excellent deterrent for gardens and plants. Citrus scented potpourri or cleaners can be another means of keeping cats out of your outdoor garden or indoor plants. Just apply the citrus scented solution to something in the garden; such as a large rock, or around the foundation of your house for flower beds or the pots for indoor plants. Be aware that you will need to re-apply this occasionally since the scent will wash off with water.
Bury citrus rinds in the soil of your house plants to keep cats from digging. Orange, grapefruit, lemon, lime rinds are all unpopular with felines. You can do this for your outdoor garden as well to prevent the neighborhood cats from treating your garden as the litter box. Be aware that the rinds will break down into the soil (composting) so you will need to replace them from time to time.
Source(s): http://cat.lifetips.com/faq/51208/0/how-do-i-keep-... http://cat.lifetips.com/faq/43360/0/how-do-i-stop-... - merisierLv 45 years ago
save your cat interior the abode. it is your duty to maintain your cat out of human beings's yards. Cat poop is undesirable for gardens & grass. you're fortunate that each and every physique that have been given thrown over the fence grew to become into cat poop. How could you sense in the event that they threw your cat over the fence or talked approximately as the animal guard to return %. her up?
- Elaine MLv 71 decade ago
The local cats use my flower garden and the thing grows like a Brazillian jungle. Cat poop isn't harmful to the plants. Neither is their pee.
- 1 decade ago
Pet Stores sale a cat repellant. Cats don't like the odor, so the will go elsewhere to use the bathroom
Source(s): Have bought it - short shrimpLv 61 decade ago
One thing that also works is to lay chicken wire across the dirt in the open areas, held down by a rocks, etc. This makes it impossible for them to bury their waste and they will go elsewhere.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
The answer to your question is... there is know answer because there is no question.