Pet Talk

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01/12/2009 

Would that work for my cat and the kitchen counter? She is a devil for jumping on it and my housemate cannot be impressed!!

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It probably would - if you could stand the smell of eucalyptus oil yourself :)

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02/07/2010 

I've heard a few tips in my time, but I'm not sure if they are effective:

1. Spread used coffee grounds in your flower beds. They supposedly discourage cats from fouling there and are good for the plants! Win-win

2. Spread orange peel and spray citrus oil around the edge of garden which is supposed to stop them venturing in.

3. I heard that if you can get lion poo from the zoo, cats will be too afraid to come anywhere near! I don't know how true that is!

Hope this helps!

Ps. Please vote for my pets for Pet of the Expo:

Pogo, Casper, Munchy, Shelli and Spooky

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i got a tip too. if your grooming your dog try doing it on the ironing board. that way your dog wont be able to get away and she/he wont be able to move much

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Hi Ellen,

I had the same issue before but my issue was localised to one small area, I was able to get a product called Get Off spray, which basically stopped the cat doing his business on my lovely tree..