How To Stop To Come The Outside Cats?

Question

The fact is one outsider cat came to my house and targeted my Boto to fight him. Whenever I see him that he is coming to my house, I spread a spay and for some time he goes. But it is not the permanent solution. When I did not notice, he directly reached my house and started fighting.

My Boto is not that type of cat that he protect himself. Otherwise, I have a big garden in front of my house and some outsider cat destroys some plants and makes my garden dirty.

I dont know how to stop the cats to come to my house. Could anyone please suggest? Any suggestions will be highly appreciated.

GwenBergnaum · Answer

The most most common thing is sprinklers, which I found in articles on Google.

At first I will try this tricks, if it work, then fine. Otherwise will have to try the other tricks. Let see what happen.

chloesmith · Answer

Hi, have you tried putting orange peels around your garden? I buy oranges, eat them, but save the peels and scatter them around my garden. Cats hate citrusy smells and the neighbourhood cats have steered clear of my garden ever since I started doing this :) Lime and lemon peels would work as well. Best of luck!

This is very good idea and will try it later. But I have purchased a cat repellent device.

GwenBergnaum · Answer

Hi, have you tried putting orange peels around your garden? I buy oranges, eat them, but save the peels and scatter them around my garden. Cats hate citrusy smells and the neighbourhood cats have steered clear of my garden ever since I started doing this :) Lime and lemon peels would work as well. Best of luck!

This is very good idea and will try it later. But I have purchased a cat repellent device.

thadtx · Answer

Dealing with outside cats can be challenging, especially when they target your pets and garden. One approach could be to create barriers like fences or motion-activated sprinklers to deter them from entering your property. Additionally, you might try using scent deterrents or installing a cat repellent device.

thadtx · Answer

Dealing with outside cats can be challenging, especially when they target your pets and garden. One approach could be to create barriers like fences or motion-activated sprinklers to deter them from entering your property. Additionally, you might try using scent deterrents or installing a cat repellent device.