She’s just fertilising the ground. It’s not as bad as the dog that keeps pissing on our front lawn so now the grass is dying.You’re happy about your cat pooping in someone else’s garden that’s not great lol. Digging and shitting in someone’s garden?! glad you’re not my neighbour lol
As someone who doesn't have pets and has just been out sorting my garden I can tell you there is an awful lot of animal shite on my lawn. I suspect it's from the cats who seem to like my garden for some reason. Cats and foxes use my garden as a toilet. I also have the problem that my neighbour loves feeding birds and as a result everything out there is constantly covered in bird shit.You’re happy about your cat pooping in someone else’s garden that’s not great lol. Digging and shitting in someone’s garden?! glad you’re not my neighbour lol
I'm sure the people you share a boundary with are delighted she's digging up their garden to shit in. Always nice to be doing a bit of gardening and come across the shit of an animal you don't even own.She digs a hole in the ground. We share a back fence with a house that has a massive garden so she tends to go in there.
It would certainly stop those Facebook posts where a cat has been run over and the comments section is full of "OMG WHY DIDN'T THE DRIVER STOP", like they'd just run over the Pope or something.I said it last time this topic came up. Cats should be kept indoors, or have access to an enclosed catio. I don't want your animal's shit in my garden, or the holes they dig to leave said shit.
I heard once (not sure if it's true) but it's written in law that cats are classed as free spirits and not property and have the right to roam freely as any wild animal can.I'm sure the people you share a boundary with are delighted she's digging up their garden to shit in. Always nice to be doing a bit of gardening and come across the shit of an animal you don't even own.
When we were kids our neighbours had 5 cats that would shit in our garden. If my Dad found it he would drop it back over the fence. The neighbours had the cheek to ask him to stop.
I said it last time this topic came up. Cats should be kept indoors, or have access to an enclosed catio. I don't want your animal's shit in my garden, or the holes they dig to leave said shit.
I agree what about Afro hair that should only be washed once every week / two weeks. It’s hardly rank if your hair doesn’t need itWashing my hair takes me an hour, I exercise every day. I'd rather some people thought I'm rank than waste an hour every single day washing my hair when it doesn't need it lol
My neighbour has four cats that all like to poo in my garden (she doesn't' even have an indoor litter tray for them) but that is nothing compared to the gifts deposited every night by the foxes and badgers, not to mention the massive holes the badgers love to dig on the lawn. I couldn't care less about any of this. It's a garden, not a sterile environment. I'm happy to share it with wildlife and neighbouring pets (my dog, however, is not so keen). Why should cats be kept indoors because some people don't like them? Jesus. Maybe we should round up all the badgers and foxes too and put them in an enlcosed patio?I'm sure the people you share a boundary with are delighted she's digging up their garden to shit in. Always nice to be doing a bit of gardening and come across the shit of an animal you don't even own.
When we were kids our neighbours had 5 cats that would shit in our garden. If my Dad found it he would drop it back over the fence. The neighbours had the cheek to ask him to stop.
I said it last time this topic came up. Cats should be kept indoors, or have access to an enclosed catio. I don't want your animal's shit in my garden, or the holes they dig to leave said shit.
I actually don't mind cats. What I don't like is their shit in my garden where my child likes to play, or them digging holes in my flower beds. Gardens may not be sterile environments, but I want mine to be a safe one for my child, not somewhere he's risking picking up god knows what, because someone elses pet has left their shit behind.My neighbour has four cats that all like to poo in my garden (she doesn't' even have an indoor litter tray for them) but that is nothing compared to the gifts deposited every night by the foxes and badgers, not to mention the massive holes the badgers love to dig on the lawn. I couldn't care less about any of this. It's a garden, not a sterile environment. I'm happy to share it with wildlife and neighbouring pets (my dog, however, is not so keen). Why should cats be kept indoors because some people don't like them? Jesus. Maybe we should round up all the badgers and foxes too and put them in an enlcosed patio?
...I'm with you...I can't stand onions or garlic...and I've been vegetarian for nearly 30 years hahaha...would say it's been to my advantage as I never buy ready meals and cook from scratch as they always shoehorn onions into everything!I disagree. For the past 40 years, I've had to deal with this 'onion shite'. I can make plenty of tasty meals without the need of onions.
It doesnt affect you, because you clearly like them but for people who don't, it's a worse nightmare. They seem to be added to every fucking dish. Try getting onions out of a chilli con carne, it's the most complicated task especially when chopped up tiny...although I personally don't make a song or dance about it. If a dish has onions in, I just won't eat it.
The texture is horrid aswell.
It's the only vegetable/food in general I won't eat...it just so happens to be one of the most overused.
I've had this discussion before with my husband...who can't tolerate carrots. He won't eat a dish with carrots. But carrots is not in half as many dishes as onions.
We own 2 litter trays as well that she uses, especially when it’s cold. I don’t think the people care seeing as it’s under a bush that I doubt they’re going to go under. There’s a lot more nuisance out there than someone’s cat burying their shit in your garden.I'm sure the people you share a boundary with are delighted she's digging up their garden to shit in. Always nice to be doing a bit of gardening and come across the shit of an animal you don't even own.
When we were kids our neighbours had 5 cats that would shit in our garden. If my Dad found it he would drop it back over the fence. The neighbours had the cheek to ask him to stop.
I said it last time this topic came up. Cats should be kept indoors, or have access to an enclosed catio. I don't want your animal's shit in my garden, or the holes they dig to leave said shit.
It’s not really that ridiculous. All animal poo contains nasties, including bird poo which is everywhere, but it’s still not a significant health risk to the vast majority of people. Your child is not at risk because a cat occasionally takes a dump in your garden!I actually don't mind cats. What I don't like is their shit in my garden where my child likes to play, or them digging holes in my flower beds. Gardens may not be sterile environments, but I want mine to be a safe one for my child, not somewhere he's risking picking up god knows what, because someone elses pet has left their shit behind.
Foxes and badgers aren't an issue here, and even if they were, it's hardly the same thing. Plenty of people keep domesticated pet cats indoors quite happily, I doubt many people keep foxes and badgers. They're completely different, and it's a ridiculous comparison to make.
It may just be shit to you but I don’t want to clean up shit. If I didn’t mind cleaning it up I’d get a cat myself! Why is it Ok for cats to do their business wherever they want but dog owners have to clean it up and get fined for not doing so if it’s just harmless shit?If you don’t wash after a workout you are a scruff.
Animal shit is everywhere, in gardens there can be fox shit, bird shit, rat shit. if you’re rural maybe even badger, sheep, horse, dog etc. and AFAIK no one has dissolved into a puddle of death upon coming into contact with any turds. So seems silly to get uppity about some cat shit like it’s gonna kill you off. I mean I get it isn’t very pleasant and people are completely entitled to not want the cat in their garden and deter it if they feel. But it’s just shit.
They are loving, if you love them properly and treat them like a pet rather than a wild cat. My cats are pretty much like dogs, always with me, can do tricks etc. And dare I say it....cats don't stink as much as dogsThey aren’t as loving as dogs
Cat shit will still be on the floor though won’t it
I had a cat and he was lovely, but he definitely smelt worse than the dog. But my dogs non shedding.They are loving, if you love them properly and treat them like a pet rather than a wild cat. My cats are pretty much like dogs, always with me, can do tricks etc. And dare I say it....cats don't stink as much as dogs
Dunno, don’t really have an answer for that.It may just be shit to you but I don’t want to clean up shit. If I didn’t mind cleaning it up I’d get a cat myself! Why is it Ok for cats to do their business wherever they want but dog owners have to clean it up and get fined for not doing so if it’s just harmless shit?
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