Shake together and spray around edge of vege garden.Use sprayer with larger holes as they might block up.
lindylambchops1,
Jan 20, 3:15am
I heard a tip on the radio last night.use used tea bags & put some Deep Heat on them .scatter around where they crap or where you don't want them to crap!
..pip..,
Jan 20, 3:19am
OMG get over yourself.
quanto64,
Jan 20, 3:35am
The best solution is not let it get to you!Short of getting a dog the various remedies are not worth the hassle.
You could try all sorts of things. Make a big deal out of it, but its silly to get yourself all twisted up about something you are unlikely to stop.
pandaeye,
Jan 20, 5:04am
the kind of attitude that get some people trap and dispose trespassing animals rather than dealing with their uppity owner.
cj707,
Jan 20, 5:12am
Another smell animals detest is creme Karma perfume.
quiz3,
Jan 20, 9:05am
Moth balls, plenty of them, $2 shop. Best buy.
rushka,
Jan 20, 9:31am
I put bamboo skewers into my vege patches about 10cm apart so they don't have room to squat without getting a skewer right up the blurter.
When the veges have grown a bit I lay the skewers flat in crisscross manner. Touch wood, haven't had one cat deposit yet. They don't like walking on the flat skewers - twigs also work. They need about 30cm to turn around a few times and swat so don't leave them enough room between the skewers or twigs.
male_timaru,
Jan 20, 11:49am
Thanks for all the suggestions folks - am trying out a few this week and next to see which stops them
bev00,
Jan 20, 12:36pm
Bird netting
pestri,
Jan 20, 10:46pm
subsonic with moderator
beaker59,
Jan 20, 11:09pm
Plant the garden out closer spaced as cats like to have a bit of room when they go. Also when not able to do that as in when first planting then make sure the soil is kept well moist as the cats far prefer dry soil. Do that and they will find a better place like the neighbours garden.
shelleigh,
Feb 1, 11:57am
Some playcentres/playgroups use a net cover or a piece of plywood. Ends up cheaper long term than repellant :)
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