Damn neighbours cat.
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a340driver
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I'd get a cover and spray it with something like this :http://www.petsmart.com/family/index.jsp?categoryId=2768983
Looks a cute cat. Go and cuddle it. It'll work one of two ways :- either you'll make a new friend or after you've tried it a couple of times it'll come nowhere near you!
My wife's cat got shot with an air gun, joking aside I really don't understand how people do such things.
My wife's cat got shot with an air gun, joking aside I really don't understand how people do such things.
He looks like he's staring you out... 
I had exactly the same problem with my Elise roof, over a 3 year period the local cats wrecked the stitching where they stretched their claws.
I found a quick squirt over the side gate with a hose used to shift them pronto, but they'd be back within 10 minutes.
Eventually I had to use a shower cap cover at all times which used to be a pain in the butt.
Regarding your number plate, do they get nicked round your way or something? :roll:
I had exactly the same problem with my Elise roof, over a 3 year period the local cats wrecked the stitching where they stretched their claws.
I found a quick squirt over the side gate with a hose used to shift them pronto, but they'd be back within 10 minutes.
Eventually I had to use a shower cap cover at all times which used to be a pain in the butt.
Regarding your number plate, do they get nicked round your way or something? :roll:
Ingredients:
1 tin of cat food
1 cardboard box
1 roll of tape
1 long road trip.........
Goodbye kitty.
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1 tin of cat food
1 cardboard box
1 roll of tape
1 long road trip.........
Goodbye kitty.
:evil:
gannet said:
In law I believe cats are treated differently from dogs in that it's accepted that they roam. However, we have a pedigree
Havana and he is a house cat so no problem getting up to mischief. I've seen too many cats come to grief on roads.
roaming versus house cats is a whole other debate though...Lillywhite said:gannet said:
In law I believe cats are treated differently from dogs in that it's accepted that they roam. However, we have a pedigree
Havana and he is a house cat so no problem getting up to mischief. I've seen too many cats come to grief on roads.
a cat who is allowed to roam (as they do in the wild) does not enjoy being cooped up everyday, they are after all creatures of habit and aren't always receptive to change...
In my five years owning my z4 our cats never went near the roof of it, the neighbours cat however did - but never caused any harm either to the hood (other than hair which frankly is easy to remove with a vacuum cleaner) or the paintwork. Depends on the cat I suppose...
Lillywhite said:In law I believe cats are treated differently from dogs in that it's accepted that they roam. However, we have a pedigree
Havana and he is a house cat so no problem getting up to mischief. I've seen too many cats come to grief on roads.
Just have this image in my head now....
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gannet said:
Why not keep it on a leash. It would be the responsible thing to do.
I appreciate that people have a right to keep an animal as a pet, but others have a right to their own (in this case) expensive property, without the risk of it being damaged by a cat.
Yes My paintwork has been scratched on my current and last car, and the owner of the moggy doesn't give a damn. If I can find something effective I will use it; shotguns are out (for now) as I don't want to damage the car……..
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