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Help I Have Cat Poop All Over In My Patio From Strays
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Welcome to the cat site!!! Read these threads:
http://www.thecatsite.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36023
http://www.thecatsite.com/forums/sho...532#post441532
Let us know if we can help you in any other way.
http://www.thecatsite.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36023
http://www.thecatsite.com/forums/sho...532#post441532
Let us know if we can help you in any other way.
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Some very good ideas. Thanks so much. Tea tree oil is the first thing I will try, since i have it in the house.
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PLEASE don't use tea tree oil- it is toxic to cats! Moving this another forum for you as well.
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what would you suggest?
Gracie...what about trying the human hair clippings that Hissy recommended in another post?
Katie
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I will. Going to beauty shop on Fri. I will get some. But I wonder if my neighbors will complain about having human hair all over the front. We live in a condo!
You can tell them it's compost.
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I am not quite sure it's all stray cats, I think it's the indoor-outdoor cats as well. for sure I don't want to hurt them, just make them go in the bushes!
Hi Gracienzak,
Okay, you need to get some help to figure out which cats are owned and indoor/outdoor, which are not. If you are an indoor-only cat owner, you can try to convince your neighbors with indoor/outdoor cats that their pets are better off indoors. (This could be a long-term project in itself, I realize, because I spend lots of time myself trying to convince people!). You can also ask for their help witht he UNowned cats. If you work together, you can come up with a great plan to get the unowned cats sterilized. You might be lucky enough to find out that there's a group like mine in your area, that will help you with this project! If there is no group in your local area, we here on TCS will gladly "coach" you and the team. If you are new to your neighborhood, you may want to enlist the help of someone who owns pets and who has lived in the area for a while, with the team-building, since people might know one another and one another's cats quite well, even if you may not (yet).
Welcome!
Linda
Okay, you need to get some help to figure out which cats are owned and indoor/outdoor, which are not. If you are an indoor-only cat owner, you can try to convince your neighbors with indoor/outdoor cats that their pets are better off indoors. (This could be a long-term project in itself, I realize, because I spend lots of time myself trying to convince people!). You can also ask for their help witht he UNowned cats. If you work together, you can come up with a great plan to get the unowned cats sterilized. You might be lucky enough to find out that there's a group like mine in your area, that will help you with this project! If there is no group in your local area, we here on TCS will gladly "coach" you and the team. If you are new to your neighborhood, you may want to enlist the help of someone who owns pets and who has lived in the area for a while, with the team-building, since people might know one another and one another's cats quite well, even if you may not (yet).
Welcome!
Linda
I love that human hair clippings idea !! LOL !!
