IngoStang
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Well at least the cat has taste...... Even if copping a squat is his or her way of saying 2 thumbs / paws up to the car
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My dad had this problem with his pickup truck when I was growing up. Some neighborhood cat would climb into the engine to get warm and pee on it. Unfortunately the problem was remedied by mangling the cat around the engine drive belt one morning when he started it. And of course I was given the job of removal and euthanizing said cat with a pistol as he was fckedup pretty bad.
Hey... that's possibly another reason I'm not a fan of pickup trucks.
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That was freaking hilarious! I like cats but if one was pissing on my car, well I would "euthanize" it.I was instantly reminded of this.
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I had a problem with a few cats pissing on my garage door, I just let my staffs to roam the front yard for an hour or so. Just once a week is enough there dog odour seems to work
No more cat piss !!
No more cat piss !!
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This story reminds me of the time I ran a stray cat over whilst driving overseas.
We had all these cats in our street and they would piss and shit in our front yard- cat piss really stinks!!. So one day whilst driving home I jokingly said to my dad "why dont I run one over" he laughed and said that is not possible as cats are too alert and fast.. and hes tried.
So I drove the car towards said cat at about 20kph.. then engaged the clutch and let the car coast towards the cat thinking dads are always right.... thump thump.... oops. Dads response "oh shit!! Quick drive around the block before any of the neighbours see us!! And give me a couple of coins to throw out the window to prevent bad luck from the dead"
Ironically, all the other cats stop visiting our property
We had all these cats in our street and they would piss and shit in our front yard- cat piss really stinks!!. So one day whilst driving home I jokingly said to my dad "why dont I run one over" he laughed and said that is not possible as cats are too alert and fast.. and hes tried.
So I drove the car towards said cat at about 20kph.. then engaged the clutch and let the car coast towards the cat thinking dads are always right.... thump thump.... oops. Dads response "oh shit!! Quick drive around the block before any of the neighbours see us!! And give me a couple of coins to throw out the window to prevent bad luck from the dead"
Ironically, all the other cats stop visiting our property
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There's been 3 cats run over IN my driveway over the years. 2 by dad, 1 by me. My property slopes down from the street but the initial entrance is a slight uphill across the footpath before dropping away into the property. End result is you can't see the first few metres of the driveway as it's blocked by the bonnet. In my Pajero I can't see the first half. So in all cases we had no idea a cat was even there.
I think the fact the car is moving slowly they don't perceive the threat and so don't move. Would explain why that one of yours didn't move as you approached slowly.
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ryosaeba
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Well, I washed the car on Saturday arvo and then spread some ground chilli from woolies all over the floor around the car. No cats on the car since, however it's been a wet couple of days so that might've been a reason too. Also damn rain means my car is dirty again! :(
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What about if you put some white pepper in the wax/car shampoo? :lol:
It will be a seasoned pony!
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I was going to suggest chilli, but you have a white car. :shrug:Lol probably easier if i use chilli sauce instead
[MENTION=7882]Drewbo[/MENTION] lol great find! replacing the hose with fire would be interesting to watch!
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Erez
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As the owner of a Stang and two cats I find this thread rather disturbing. No car is worth more than someone's loved pet. I'd start with talking to the neighbors.
Another peaceful solution (among the others suggested here) is spraying the area with feliway - cats will avoid peeing on that.
PS my cats are not allowed outdoor alone.
Another peaceful solution (among the others suggested here) is spraying the area with feliway - cats will avoid peeing on that.
PS my cats are not allowed outdoor alone.
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ryosaeba
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I don't know which neighbour's cat it is unfortunately. There are a number of them around and they just roam free, and some of the neighbours are pretty feral I have to say. I'm not looking to cause permanent harm to the cat. Just get it to fuck off and not come back is basically what I want.
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