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Cat repellant

Pinch Flat · 2023-01-04 09:43:06

Looking for a good cat repellent. We've a recent problem with a neighbours cat sh!tting on our porch - three days in a row now. Washed it off each time, disinfected with bleach but keeps coming back.

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04-01-2023 10:43am

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Pinch Flat

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Looking for a good cat repellent. We've a recent problem with a neighbours cat sh!tting on our porch - three days in a row now. Washed it off each time, disinfected with bleach but keeps coming back.

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#2 04-01-2023 2:51pm
Anawilliam850

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You can use Chemical repellents: There are a variety of sprays and granules available that contain smells that cats find unpleasant, such as citronella or mint. These can be effective, but be sure to follow the instructions carefully and keep them out of reach of children and pets.

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#3 04-01-2023 4:07pm
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Ultrasonic - I have a couple of these for a few years now and solved our cat poo problem. My dogs are fine with them.

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#4 05-01-2023 10:17am
Pinch Flat

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Thanks for the replies - got some pellets in woodies, they contain eucalyptus - strong smelling to my nose, so I'd imagine a 100 time more for a cat. So far, so good!

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