Cats

[dentech]

Does anyone out the have any good ways of keeping other peoples cats out of my garden.
With the summer coming and a baby in the house it would be nice to have the garden free of poo.

[dentech]

Thank you cleversod.
Taken on board, but probably will not br refered to again.

[woodchopper]

Get a good Jack Russell - excellent cat keeper outer and a lovely pet to have.
Only thing is you would have to clean up after it then :o)

[xanderma]

This is supposed to work...

http://plants.thompson-morgan.com/uk/en/produc t/2131/1?SA=1303

But cleversod is right, squirting water is a harmless but effective way to put them off.

[PAUL55]

If they are coming over the fence, you can buy a substance that you rub on the top of the fence, It stays sticky and the cats can't stand it on there paws so they don't or shouldn't return. I put a line of axle greese along the top and it did the same job. An electric cow wire/fence would be good.

[dentech]

Thank you all for you time and suggestions. There is really something there to try.

[pidgoe]

if you eat oranges (or any citrus fruit) keep the peal scatter this on your garden especialy in the flower boarders the cats do not like the smell. Also dangle old cd's or ones you get free from newspaper on tress the cats do not like this either but this one will also put off birds from entering your garden.