Some years ago, i had a dog just a plain old dog ,he came from barnsley to Imingham with us, he was as good as they come,he would go out to play,always back for dins and tea and bed times. one day he came home with a severe scratch on his nose, did not complain,several days later , a knock on the door there is this chap with a dead cat in his arms your dog killed my cat he cries
Turn the hose on them Or chuck water on them if you're in a hosepipe ban area. Bit less drastic than some of the other solutions posted but they really don't like it and they'd rather crap somewhere they're not going to get a good soaking. And it doesn't involve killing someone's pet, which has got to be a good thing whether you like them or not.
RE: Turn the hose on them A worthy sentiment but one which seems not to be shared by a number of other posters on here.
RE: Turn the hose on them I guess most of it's jest but there are plenty of people around who think that only humans are capable of suffering.</p> Still can't see the logic of opposing discrimination between races but not species. Same selfish sentiment as far as I can see.</p>
RE: Turn the hose on them Shooting cats touches a bit of a raw nerve with me at the moment - we've been jabbing one of ours with Ketofen (anti-inflammatory and painkiller) on a daily basis because of complications from when he was shot by our UK neighbour a few years back. When it flares up his back legs don't work and he's terrified. He fell down the stairs when it happened last month. It's shocking to know that somebody did this to him deliberately.
RE: Turn the hose on them If he'd been my neighbour he'd be having complications of his own but you're probably more forgiving than I.</p> This is one of the reasons I'd never have another cat, you just can't keep them safe and there are some horrible ******* out there.</p>
RE: Turn the hose on them This was meant to be a reply to Burgundy's post under Cazi's thread. The reason it isn't is a complicated one, but it has something to do with me being a tw*t.
I can vouch that that doesn't work. I've got a cat and every other buggers still craps in the garden.
dont know how but it works....apparently fill old pop bottles with water and leave them on the lawn. i used to do a milk round when i was at school and there must have been 20-30 gardens with these bottles all on differant estates. if i ever caught the owners going to work i asked them what the bottles were for and thay all said to keep cats out of the garden.
Leave a saucer of water with soluble aspirins dissolved in it for the offending feline. NB you'll have to dispose of the body afterwards.