Cat den

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Moving into a house where stray cats were given food and had a den.

We have a dog which could potentially kill a cat and a baby whose immune system is not the best from being premature. Already found the dog rubbing herself in cat ****. Baby loves the dog, so there is a concerning disease vector there.

Any non obvious ways of getting rid of the cats. Shooing them away and getting rid of their beds are obvious.

What happens if they dont fnck off and my dog kills one? Presumably we're not at fault in this context? ...Outside of burying it, what would the appropriate way be of disposing of it?

I dont currently have a cat carcass i need to get rid of, in case that is what it sounds like.

Graces7

Clementine Substantial Penknives wrote: »

Moving into a house where stray cats were given food and had a den.

We have a dog which could potentially kill a cat and a baby whose immune system is not the best from being premature. Already found the dog rubbing herself in cat ****. Baby loves the dog, so there is a concerning disease vector there.

Any non obvious ways of getting rid of the cats. Shooing them away and getting rid of their beds are obvious.

What happens if they dont fnck off and my dog kills one? Presumably we're not at fault in this context? ...Outside of burying it, what would the appropriate way be of disposing of it?

I dont currently have a cat carcass i need to get rid of, in case that is what it sounds like.

can you destroy the den? And fence that area off? and try to avoid the "what ifs" ... not easy I know.

Bells21

Could you reach out to local rescues who trap, spay and release? I don't know if they can release them in another area or whether they will still find their way back to yours. At least you wouldn't have litters of kittens to be concerned about then.