Cats are pooping in our flower beds what can we do about it?

There is a product called Boundary which you can get at Petsmart and it will keep cats out of flower beds and other areas where you don't want them to go.

Cats are pooping in our flower beds what can we do about it?
put orange peals in the flower beds it'll keep it away from there
Reply:put pepper around it so when they sniff they'll sneeze and never want to go back again
Reply:I don't know how this works, but it does, surprising as it seems!





Get a couple of empty clear plastic bottles (Coke or something like that). Fill them with water %26amp; put the caps back on. Lay them on the flowerbeds and leave them. For some reason, cats are put off by the sight of them and won't go near the flowerbeds.
Reply:Dont do anything. It fertilizes the plants, it will not harm them.
Reply:Usually moth balls or moth flakes work, if not use Tabasco or the Hot Sauce from Taco Bell.
Reply:Use moth balls or moth ball flakes around the flower beds. It works for me.By the way, Cat poop is not good fertilizer.In fact it can make you and your pets sick. You can also set up a humane trap and take the cat to your local shelter.
Reply:I would try the moth balls. They worked for me. It is not the cats pooping that hurts your flowers it is the cat urine. It will kill your flowers. But the moth balls will keep them from taking care of their business around the flowers.
Reply:I'd leave it alone, her poop is a natural fertilizer and will make your soil richer for the flowers.
Reply:unless they are actually uprooting the flowers, don't worry about it. or try this, it usually works with cats, rabbits, and squirrels. get a box of moth balls and sprinkle all around the flower beds, (I have also used them in planters on my deck to keep creatures off) these will last through several rainstorms, and if it works for you it is a cheap solution.
Reply:1. remove flower beds!


2. catch %26amp; remove cats


3.get-a-big cranky dog!
Reply:Are they your cats... or neighbors????


Spray some stuff you can get at the pet shop which will not harm cats and your flowers...??? and the smell will put them off..


You have to do it a few time...!!!


Maybe you can put some foil on the flowers beds..


and the noise when they step on it will frightened them off...





hope this can help you...


Good luck..