Neighbours cats.

hinged_bap · 13th March 2014, 11:21

i'd do the same ( lob it over the fence )

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bubs · 13th March 2014, 12:09

So the guy got angry because his own cat's poo was in his own garden, shame. If he's that worried about his daughter being "blinded" get rid of the cat.

Unfortunately we have 2 cats, one who probably poops in other people's gardens, not much I can really do about it though. The other makes up for it by doing it all over our own grass. Just one of the reasons I think cats are a rubbish pet.

GT Courier · 13th March 2014, 13:52

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Originally Posted by bubs

So the guy got angry because his own cat's poo was in his own garden, shame. If he's that worried about his daughter being "blinded" get rid of the cat.

Unfortunately we have 2 cats, one who probably poops in other people's gardens, not much I can really do about it though. The other makes up for it by doing it all over our own grass. Just one of the reasons I think cats are a rubbish pet.

They were both clearly lying in court, I dare say the truth was somewhere between both sides version of events.

If you have a cat though, I don't see how they can be prevented from pooping somewhere else, most like to poop out of their own garden.

Maybe some pet repellent would be the way to go?

KarlF · 13th March 2014, 14:02

I have 3 cats and all are kept indoors. That's the easy way to prevent toilets being made in other people's gardens.

GeraintUK · 13th March 2014, 14:24

ive trained my cat to hold it all in till she gets let out and then she perches on the fence and makes sure the contents are dumped on the neighbours side.
They hate us anyway and spray our dogs with hosepipe so i think it's karma

stevestrat · 13th March 2014, 14:33

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Originally Posted by bubs

If he's that worried about his daughter being "blinded" get rid of the cat.

I thought that was a good one as well, has he trained his cats not to use his garden but to go elsewhere

coolcat · 13th March 2014, 15:17

Strangely all you need to do is make a spot with loose soil and private in your own garden and remove the poops when there and your own cats will soon learn to use it rather than neighbours gardens!
Anyhow, it's no worse than Dog owners not clearing up after their pets on the pavement or for that matter birds overhead, squirrels, hedgehogs etc etc!
Poo is a fact of life, remember that next time you go for a dip in the sea

hey you · 13th March 2014, 15:43

only cats do it on your garden disguise it with a bit of loose soil,its only when your doing a bit of weeding you find it,and with any luck your wearing gloves,round by wear i live dog owners use little bags to pick up there dog dirt and then hang it from the nearest bush look,s lovely at xmas sad thing is there,s a bin about 20 feet up the path for said bag,go figure.

myrover2013 · 13th March 2014, 15:48

We have a cat called Fudge, he comes outside with me, but goes in if he needs to go to the loo, he has never been in any garden but ours, he is more like a dog than a cat, It may be because we have a dog called Winston & we did have a Rabbit called Daisy, so fudge will always be by our sides, ,I say train your cat to be with you it's easy

onefortheroad · 13th March 2014, 15:59

[QUOTE=GT Courier;1606479]They were both clearly lying in court, I dare say the truth was somewhere between both sides version of events.

If you have a cat though, I don't see how they can be prevented from pooping somewhere else, most like to poop out of their own garden.

Maybe some pet repellent would be the way to go?[/QUOTE]

Do what we have done and get yourself a couple of jack russells, I have not seen a cat in the garden for a long long time.

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hinged_bap Gets stuck in 75 CDT Conn SE Auto saloon Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Southampton Posts: 773 Thanks: 134 Thanked 104 Times in 81 Posts	Neighbours cats. i'd do the same ( lob it over the fence ) http://www.westerndailypress.co.uk/N...ail/story.html

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KarlF Avid contributor MG ZT + 190 Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Waterlooville Posts: 153 Thanks: 2 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	I have 3 cats and all are kept indoors. That's the easy way to prevent toilets being made in other people's gardens. __________________ http://gifninja.com/animatedgifs/597626/mg-zt-190.gif

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coolcat This is my second home Audi Q3 TDI S-Line Quattro Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Clacton On Sea/On the boat somewhere Posts: 51,167 Thanks: 9,890 Thanked 12,235 Times in 8,232 Posts	Strangely all you need to do is make a spot with loose soil and private in your own garden and remove the poops when there and your own cats will soon learn to use it rather than neighbours gardens! Anyhow, it's no worse than Dog owners not clearing up after their pets on the pavement or for that matter birds overhead, squirrels, hedgehogs etc etc! Poo is a fact of life, remember that next time you go for a dip in the sea __________________ Jeff.

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bubs Posted a thing or two ROVER 75 Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Canvey Island, Essex Posts: 1,651 Thanks: 43 Thanked 163 Times in 134 Posts	So the guy got angry because his own cat's poo was in his own garden, shame. If he's that worried about his daughter being "blinded" get rid of the cat. Unfortunately we have 2 cats, one who probably poops in other people's gardens, not much I can really do about it though. The other makes up for it by doing it all over our own grass. Just one of the reasons I think cats are a rubbish pet.

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GeraintUK Passed Away MG ZT-T 160 Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Chester Posts: 1,307 Thanks: 64 Thanked 222 Times in 145 Posts	ive trained my cat to hold it all in till she gets let out and then she perches on the fence and makes sure the contents are dumped on the neighbours side. They hate us anyway and spray our dogs with hosepipe so i think it's karma

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hey you Newbie mg zt-t cdti 130 Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: brierley hill Posts: 7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	only cats do it on your garden disguise it with a bit of loose soil,its only when your doing a bit of weeding you find it,and with any luck your wearing gloves,round by wear i live dog owners use little bags to pick up there dog dirt and then hang it from the nearest bush look,s lovely at xmas sad thing is there,s a bin about 20 feet up the path for said bag,go figure.