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Anyone know the best way to keep next doors cat off my car?
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Martin, Unfortunately there is not a lot you can do,cats have the protection of english law as far as I am aware in as much as they have the right to roam. All I can suggest is do not chase them off as this will result in deep scratches as they scrabble to get away. ps they do more damage to our native bird life than they do to our cars!.
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Put the car in the garage, but don't do what I once did and lock next door's cat in there with it!
Cheers
john
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Cat powder is effective . However, it can be messy and not very convenient.
The cat might get the message after a few doses!
RK
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To Martin Welsh
Get a dog.
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Just one more example of modern paint not being as tougth as it used to be!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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To Alvin and Martin.
I told you. Get a dog. How about a Cathound.
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Wait till you catch the cat asleep on your bonnet, and then start up and move off suddenly. It might remember next time!
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Martin,
Fox hunting should be abolished.
It should be replaced with cat hunting legalised for the red coated brigade who would be able to find a use for their hounds and horses.
They would be welcome to start in my garden..........
Alvin Booth
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