Neighbor's cats are spraying outside!

Without me personally removing these cats, has anyone used any of the granules from Lowes/Home Depot with success? Or any other suggestions are much appreciated!

 

These granules work, available at Walmart

 

A .22 with suppressor also does, hoping not to go that route. Damn thing sprayed one of the bushes out front before I could do anything . Wife still wants to feed it. I just put out some wintergreen oil, hopefully that will keep it away.

 

cant feed it...if you dont want it to spray. Spray some hydrogen peroxide on it and it should help kill the odor. As for the cat...got to decide whether to keep feeding it or dispatch it...

 

Sounds like the cat is the secondary problem here.

 

antifreeze... you know, cause it’s cold outside......

 

Tell your wife if she wants to feed the cats. to put out a delicious bowl of antifreeze, cats love that stuff.

 

With a little hot dog, so it’s not hungry!

 

I’d like to make it just stay away, might have to call the animal catcher on Monday.

 

all joking aside, that’s not a bad plan.

 

Claymores work too.

 

It would keep me from being fined or jailed!

 

Once they start hanging around, the next thing you know your truck is scratched all to shit from them getting on it.

 

Or they crawl up in your truck and tear shit up. I went to start my old Dakota earlier this year, and I heard a squealing and my steering wheel was hard to turn. I thought my power steering pump went bad. I was late for work so I grabbed my dads truck without even opening my hood. When got home I opened the hood and a freaking entire cat leg was stuck in my serpentine belt and it had thrown the belt. 15 feet away there was a dead cat that was missing a leg.

 

SSS...

 

I would rather have cats spraying outside than mice chewing wires away inside.....

 

Haha! I’ve had that happen too. You’re right on that one.

 

Throw a few glue traps out

 

Our animal control will loan out traps to catch feral cats.

 

Find out what your local govt's position is on TNR. Chances are a crazy cat lady (or three) have adopted a colony of vermin, take it in for shots, spay or neuter, then release it back where it was, so everybody else can deal with the problems they create. I despise TNR for the havoc it creates for others. Lest anyone think I hate cats, we have two. Inside cats.