Hi,
Can anyone suggest a way of dealing with my neighbour's cat who has taken to us? I already have an elderly cat (18 1/2) and I don't want her upset. This little madam who is trying to be my friend started to visit us a week ago, has been in our house, is miaowing to come in, has been in my office and laid on my desk, is doing all the rubbing legs etc. She's very sweet but she has got to go back home! Can anyone offer any suggestion as to how to get her to go home and forget us? We are not feeding her but we have picked her up and stroked her and stuff.
Thanks!
Can anyone suggest a way of dealing with my neighbour's cat who has taken to us? I already have an elderly cat (18 1/2) and I don't want her upset. This little madam who is trying to be my friend started to visit us a week ago, has been in our house, is miaowing to come in, has been in my office and laid on my desk, is doing all the rubbing legs etc. She's very sweet but she has got to go back home! Can anyone offer any suggestion as to how to get her to go home and forget us? We are not feeding her but we have picked her up and stroked her and stuff.
Thanks!









First and foremost you need to stop that. When you're outside with her you have to choose whether you're going to be friendly, and encourage her, or just outright ignore her.

They always shoo away when my DH tells them to, they stay and coo at me.
I think this is why some of us get cats following or coming up to us in the most unlikely of places.