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  1. Cats and their toffee. 
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    Spent 30 minutes going round the garden, front and back today, picking up cat poop. One certain spot in the back garden right in front of the cycle shed, and ALL the borders. I must have tried everything, sonic scarers, lion poop, pepper, all manner of gels and powders, none seems to work. So stop me buying Jaydee's air rifle in the non bike tat for sales, and help me stop these wretched vermin > Are there any plants they hate?
     
     

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    Mitch, I feel your pain. It might not do the plants any good but on my gravel I use white spirit. They seem to hate it.
    The air rifle is probably your best option but use it on the owners. The cat doesn't know any better.
     
     

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    You may have tried it but I'm told moth balls work. (Waiting for all the wise cracks!! ;D)
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    I dont see a very accepting post from one member of these forums on this thread :-P
     
     

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    Could be that your garden is a disputed territorial border and leaving t*rds around is a very prominent way of marking it, instead of burying them like they do normally...
    Either that, or there's a really dim cat around, a bit like the Rag-doll I had a couple of years ago that didn't know any better and crapped all over my lawn - I just loved clearing that up before using the lawnmower... > Fortunately Star found someone to take him and he's been re-homed, their problem now ;D ;D ;D (I don't think the new owners came from Chippenham, but they may have moved... )
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    Must be a nam thing then ...
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    Don't know about plants as a deterrent, but I have found that having two big dogs works for keeping them away from my garden - you can borrow them if you like. ;D
     
     

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    You need to get a Manx cat they don't **** in their own garden and their as tough as my foreskin .ps some one shot one of my cats once so I shat in his garden but then he shot me ;D ;D
     
     

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    lmao @ smelly....god you crack me up hehehe ;D ;D ;D
     
     

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    The ground has been a bit hard to bury stuff recently, also the damn snow melted so uncovered anything my two had attempted to bury!

    I always try & keep bits of the garden raked loose so they can use that but I'm sure I'm assisting a couple of other local moggys too.

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