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LARCH | 00:04 Wed 10th May 2006 | Animals & Nature
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We have just moved house and the previous owners (who had a cat) seem to have let all the neighbourhood moggies in. We have 3 neutered cats and one of the neighbours' cats keeps coming in through the catflap and eating their food! Our cats don't wear collars so a magnetic catflap would be of no use. Can anyone suggest how to keep the thieving cat out? Thanks in advance for any sensible advice, Iv'e already considered a shotgun!!!!

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Avatar Image MrsJo49155

its a gun you need alright but not a shotgun! - try a water pistol as most cats will run a mile if squirted with one...should soon get the message if it goes home drenched each visit!


00:06 Wed 10th May 2006
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We have the same problem, but we've decided to give up.


08:11 Wed 10th May 2006
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Yeah we have the same problem aswell, and we have given up too. There is not much that you can do, our cats cant have magnetic collers either. Because 1 of our cats is a bird eatter and she has got a special coller on already to warn the birds, so they have a chance to escape. One day we came home and all 3 of our cats were hidding from a 1 greedy cat who was eatting their food! Bless them. Honey xXx
10:42 Wed 10th May 2006

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