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my friend is having trouble with cats doing their business by his car & he's getting fed up he asked me so I said id ask on here for him if anyone knows what you can do to try& stop them.
Last edited by Mark; 23rd Jul 2012 7:06pm. Reason: renamed
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Jeyes fluid  keeps the things away or sit in the car till they start to poo then oh my the hand brake is lose bye bye mr cat  
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Is your friend absolutely sure it is a cat? Has he actually SEEN the cat doing this or just found it by the car in the morning?
Cats are frequently blamed but it is usually a fox during the night. It looks just the same and foxes never cover it over, cats are very particular about this and very rarely use open hard surfaces.
Or does your friend park his car on grass or bare earth?
Cats get unfairly blamed for this.
I know this because I have several foxes in the garden and have to clear up quite regularly.
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My wife uses lemon peel around the garden where she doesn't want a moggy to visit.
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Didn't know that tip lemon peel Going to use that 
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Is your friend absolutely sure it is a cat? Has he actually SEEN the cat doing this or just found it by the car in the morning?
Cats are frequently blamed but it is usually a fox during the night. It looks just the same and foxes never cover it over, cats are very particular about this and very rarely use open hard surfaces.
Or does your friend park his car on grass or bare earth?
Cats get unfairly blamed for this.
I know this because I have several foxes in the garden and have to clear up quite regularly.
my cat when I had him used to go in the gutter he tried to cover it but there wasn't much to cover it with.Il check with him think its in the road but Ill mention foxes to him
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Jeyes fluid is the way to go for hard ground/gravel. For grass I've seen pepper, lemon peel, citronella oil and chilli powder recommended. I don't think the RSPCA would approve of chilli powder though...
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Jeyes fluid is the way to go for hard ground/gravel. For grass I've seen pepper, lemon peel, citronella oil and chilli powder recommended. I don't think the RSPCA would approve of chilli powder though... Not bothered what the RSPCA think they don't have to clean it up, going to try the pepper / chilli powder route...
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I also doubt it's cats. Have owned cats all my life and have yet to see one doing it's business on tarmac or concrete
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thanks for the tips Ill let him know but I did tell him not to go down the shooting route because if its a cat its someones pet & I would have been devastated if someone had done that to my cat.
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Anyone suggesting shooting a cat is a complete irresponsible moron.
Not only is it killing someone's pet it's also,illegal and giving people who who use airguns legitimately a bad name.
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Anyone suggesting shooting a cat is a complete irresponsible moron.
Not only is it killing someone's pet it's also,illegal and giving people who who use airguns legitimately a bad name. With that ! Good shout Paul 
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Anyone suggesting shooting a cat is a complete irresponsible moron.
Not only is it killing someone's pet it's also,illegal and giving people who who use airguns legitimately a bad name. Just out of interest,what's a legitimate use for an airgun?
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