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#306699 14-Aug-2023 21:47
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I was just browsing my security cameras and saw at least 4 cats having a meeting on and around my outdoor aircon.

 

Heavy rain tonight and maybe it  is the only dry place for a meeting.

 

Never seen that before.

 

 

 





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  #3115894 14-Aug-2023 22:06
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  #3115926 15-Aug-2023 07:05
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I've just got an ultrasonic cat repeller from a Chinese web front - hopefully it works but too soon to tell whether the volume of faeces on my lawn has reduced. 


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  #3115928 15-Aug-2023 07:09
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Cats usually bury their poo and most dogs leave it in a prominent pile.



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  #3115930 15-Aug-2023 07:14
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johno1234: Cats usually bury their poo and most dogs leave it in a prominent pile.

 

Can you please tell the cats who shit on my lawn and amidst my wife's flowers and plants that they're doing it wrong.





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  #3115935 15-Aug-2023 08:06
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johno1234: Cats usually bury their poo and most dogs leave it in a prominent pile.

 

 

 

I have a fully fenced section and I have never seen a dog in my garden, while I have seen many cats. There are steaming mounds of shit all over the grass and in the garden beds. So I think that's bullshit. 


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  #3115938 15-Aug-2023 08:08
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johno1234: Cats usually bury their poo and most dogs leave it in a prominent pile.


Cats just please themselves, dogs usually have an owner in attendance so blame the human for anything left.

 
 
 

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  #3115950 15-Aug-2023 08:36
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cddt:

 

johno1234: Cats usually bury their poo and most dogs leave it in a prominent pile.

 

 

 

I have a fully fenced section and I have never seen a dog in my garden, while I have seen many cats. There are steaming mounds of shit all over the grass and in the garden beds. So I think that's bullshit. 

 

 

How do bulls get in your garden?





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  #3115967 15-Aug-2023 09:09
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Was the air-con unit running at the time? It could be the vibration that draws them to it. My cat goes nuts when I break out the massage gun, she wrestles with it and tries to cuddle it. For some reason they love vibrations.


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  #3116027 15-Aug-2023 09:43
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Senecio:

 

Was the air-con unit running at the time? It could be the vibration that draws them to it. My cat goes nuts when I break out the massage gun, she wrestles with it and tries to cuddle it. For some reason they love vibrations.

 

 

The aircon was running. If I see the cats gathering again I might turn off the aircon for half an hour to see what happens.





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  #3116045 15-Aug-2023 10:41
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cddt:

 

johno1234: Cats usually bury their poo and most dogs leave it in a prominent pile.

 

 

 

I have a fully fenced section and I have never seen a dog in my garden, while I have seen many cats. There are steaming mounds of shit all over the grass and in the garden beds. So I think that's bullshit. 

 

 

Nope, it's catshit. But you appear to have deficient cats in your neighbourhood. We've never had cats or neighbour cats leave visible poo... have had a family cat for over 50 years.

 

https://www.dailypaws.com/cats-kittens/behavior/common-cat-behaviors/why-do-cats-bury-their-poop#:~:text=%22Cats%20have%20the%20instinctual%20behavior,of%20Daily%20Paws'%20Advisory%20Board.


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  #3116047 15-Aug-2023 10:43
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Gordy7:

 

Senecio:

 

Was the air-con unit running at the time? It could be the vibration that draws them to it. My cat goes nuts when I break out the massage gun, she wrestles with it and tries to cuddle it. For some reason they love vibrations.

 

 

The aircon was running. If I see the cats gathering again I might turn off the aircon for half an hour to see what happens.

 

 

In winter heating mode the outdoor unit is blowing cold air - surprise the cats like it.

 

 


 
 
 

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  #3116052 15-Aug-2023 10:54
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johno1234:

 

Nope, it's catshit. But you appear to have deficient cats in your neighbourhood. We've never had cats or neighbour cats leave visible poo... have had a family cat for over 50 years.

 

 

 

 

Perhaps it is untrained? The main culprit appears to be one of those "Bengal" cats (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengal_cat) so I'm not sure if that has something to do with it. 


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  #3116053 15-Aug-2023 10:54
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cddt:

 

I have a fully fenced section and I have never seen a dog in my garden, while I have seen many cats. There are steaming mounds of shit all over the grass and in the garden beds. So I think that's bullshit. 

 

 

In my experience I get both forms! The fat overfed lazy cats just drop and go, while the fit ones are more concerning and take their time!!! Bloody annoying things.


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  #3116058 15-Aug-2023 10:59
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cddt:

 

johno1234:

 

Nope, it's catshit. But you appear to have deficient cats in your neighbourhood. We've never had cats or neighbour cats leave visible poo... have had a family cat for over 50 years.

 

 

 

 

Perhaps it is untrained? The main culprit appears to be one of those "Bengal" cats (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengal_cat) so I'm not sure if that has something to do with it. 

 

 

Well that answers that. Pretty sure those Bengal cats self identify as dogs! 🤣

 

 


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  #3116066 15-Aug-2023 11:22
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johno1234:

 

Nope, it's catshit. But you appear to have deficient cats in your neighbourhood. We've never had cats or neighbour cats leave visible poo... have had a family cat for over 50 years.

 

 

Well - that's some sort of sh*t - a cat just doesn't live that long. 😀





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