Cats pooing in my plants

Thank you very much I'll have to give silent roar a go.

Wilkinsons sell cat and dog granules that smell of garlic and scatter around the area and does stop them. I love cats but don't like them leaving their poo presents!

The Silent Roar did seem to work for us, BUT, please use it sparingly, not as we did, and used a whole box in one go!

When I contacted customer services, the lovely lady explained why, and sent us another box.

Silent Roar has 999 reviews here:
www.amazon.co.uk/Silent-Roar-Lion-Manure-Repellant/dp/B0002B7OT2?tag=gransnetforum-21

Some do mention foxes Monk08 - take a look.

I've given up trying to deter them. I cover my veg patch with netting when it is bare and just go out each morning armed with rubber gloves and poo bags! We have hedgehog poo on the patio too.

Kebab sticks are are no deterrent here either...

Will silent roar work for fox poo? We're plaqued with that every morning, someone suggested white vinegar but it killed the grass.

Yes mine too BlueBelle ☹

Here is a picture of the cat scarer with a poo right next to

They even go in my effing plant pots

The product you need is called Silent Roar. It worked for a neighbour.

I've had total success with slim kebab sticks and clear plastic forks, prongs upwards of course, both at home and on my allotment. Also, at home I've gradually crammed my flower beds full of plants so there's very little space for crouching cats.

I am too BlueBelle - nothing has stopped them here. Not even the visiting foxes!

They have even climbed into our potted plants on the patio and cra***d in there!
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Chilli, garlic, citrus smells, sonic noises, water bottles, mirrors, jangly CDs, spikey sticks, special anti-cat powders, gels and so on. Over 20 years we have tried and failed with these and more.
The tiger poo was a non starter as our closest zoo won’t sell poo from their meat-eating animals.

Good luck!
In my opinion, anyone who finds a way to stop them is going to make a fortune!

Nothing stops them ethel No miss A chilli makes no difference nor does garlic ( which they are suppose to shy away from) turmaric, curry powder, prickly sticks, (they tip toe between them) the solar things that emit a special noise, the pretend cats I can go on and on I am the master of trying cat removal things

The water bottles are suppose to reflect the cats image and frighten them away

I am fed up with them have been for years

While they go away on holiday, the upturned bottle seeps water out slowly, to water the flowers.

Why do people have big bottles filled with water all over their flower beds?

Spent coffee grounds mixed with a small amount of Vicks vapour rub ( cheap version). Cats mark their soiling territory with their scent so they go back to it. If you put a stronger and to them unpleasant scent down, they will not return.
You may have to repeat the mixture after rain.

A mirror strategically placed, might make him unsure of squatting in a place he uses.

Chilli.

We used to have a tiny zoo near here that sold bags of 'zoo poo'.

I reckon chilly powder might do the trick, or a male's urine is supposed to help.
Sticks put into the ground so there is nowhere to crouch?
Not very attractive, though.

Ethel, I'm intrigued by your user name. I always envy other posters' names. I regret mine.

Sorry I don't know much about cats, I'm sure you will find lots of posters willing to share their knowledge.