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Cat Forum / General Topics / April 2004My neighbors cat
My neighbors cat thinks my yard is its territory and its picking on my pussy. What should I do? Not just all noise and no go fights like white boys do, they actually fight like dogs at each others throats with fur flying off in all directions till they are interrupted. So I'm rather concerned since my cat is now injured and I think this is going to be ongoing. > My neighbors cat thinks my yard is its territory and its picking on my > pussy. What should I do? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > they are interrupted. So I'm rather concerned since my cat is now injured > and I think this is going to be ongoing. I had that problem with my old neighbor's cat except it would use my cat's door and come inside. I woke up to some horrific fights in my living room; fur flying etc. One time I watched the cat take a crap right on my rug. Not joking! (Not to mention that all of this caused my fixed female cat to start spraying my house - UGH!) I tried spraying the deranged neighbor's cat with water, I tried loud noises, I tried clapping my hands, I tried smacking it with a broom - nothing worked. That cat hated us and stalked us. Finally the family next door moved and peace resumed. So, I guess you could try everything that I did and cross your fingers. Wish I could help more. Good luck! kilikini I've lived here 11 years and they were here before me, I think they've been here for 30 years, I cant see them going anywhere soon . . . the people are allright though, just their bully cat. > > My neighbors cat thinks my yard is its territory and its picking on my > > pussy. What should I do? [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > kilikini > I've lived here 11 years and they were here before me, I think they've been > here for 30 years, I cant see them going anywhere soon . . . the people are > allright though, just their bully cat. Have you asked them to try to keep their cat inside? Does this happen more at night or during the day? If it happens at night, maybe they could be curteous and keep theirs inside. kili 'someone wrote" <417ci-ohc-v8@Perth.com.au> wrote in message news:40659c3a$0$16588$5a62ac22@freenews.iinet.net.au... > I've lived here 11 years and they were here before me, I think they've been > here for 30 years, I cant see them going anywhere soon . . . the people are > allright though, just their bully cat. Lucky you..... I have the opposite problem....... The ppl next door have a cat, comes into MY yard and picks on MY poor ol' cat. The cat's fine........ but the neighbours are bullys.... nasty, in fact. They pick on me and their cat picks on my cat. Sray the fenceline. Spray parts of the home/yard where you want 'no' cat to be. I've heard spraying a carpet/floor with cloudy amonia works... the cat won't go back to the same place, apparently. R - Perth. > 'someone wrote" <417ci-ohc-v8@Perth.com.au> wrote in message > news:40659c3a$0$16588$5a62ac22@freenews.iinet.net.au... [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > R - Perth. kill the neighbors cat, skin it, broil it and garnish it with it's various entrails, and dump bones over fence as warning to other neighbors. Fill water balloons with cat blood, throw at neighbor kids, traumatize them, repeat untl morale improves. > > 'someone wrote" <417ci-ohc-v8@Perth.com.au> wrote in message > > news:40659c3a$0$16588$5a62ac22@freenews.iinet.net.au... *snip* > > Sray the fenceline. Spray parts of the home/yard where you want 'no' > > cat to be. I've heard spraying a carpet/floor with cloudy amonia works... [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > entrails, and dump bones over fence as warning to other neighbors. Fill > water balloons with cat blood, throw at neighbor kids, traumatize them, repeat untl morale improves. Oh, I managed to pick it up....... during a moment's pause during mid-fight. It mad a HELL of a NOISE..... I was going to stick it under the tap.... traumatize it but had to let it go. 30 secs later the psycho owner yells out some obscenities and bangs on the fence. *sigh* Off to buy some Cloudy Amonia today.... B B gun later. R > > > 'someone wrote" <417ci-ohc-v8@Perth.com.au> wrote in message > > > news:40659c3a$0$16588$5a62ac22@freenews.iinet.net.au... [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > R Why do you respond to the nandering of a stupid troll? Killfile em. That's the best thing to do. Once a Troll always a troll Tina > I had that problem with my old neighbor's cat except it would use my cat's > door and come inside. I woke up to some horrific fights in my living room; [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > could try everything that I did and cross your fingers. Wish I could help > more. Good luck! When we moved to our current place we put a cat door in and soon had frequent visits from a very curious neighbours cat. I'm of the opinion that if our cats can find safe haven anywhere it should be in their own home and therefore no other cat has got a right to invade it. One day I heard the cat come in and wander past our door to the other end of the house so I sneaked out and made sure it couldn't get past me to the exit. I then gave it one helluva a fright. I yelled at it 2 or 3 times, stamped my feet and blocked it's escape route. The cat literally went up the wall in an attempt to escape. I mean it, he kept trying to run up the door frame of the closed door. After I was sure that he was properly repentant I stepped aside and let him run out. I don't think that cat has come inside since. He doesn't seem to hate me either. We still have our outside games but he doesn't attempt to come into the scarey house. Not sure what to do with regards to the original poster's question. I had that problem once and I tried squirting the cat with a water pistol but as cats go, this cat was just too smart for me and he knew it. Fortunately he moved out of the neighbourhood. > My neighbors cat thinks my yard is its territory and its picking on my > pussy. What should I do? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > they are interrupted. So I'm rather concerned since my cat is now injured > and I think this is going to be ongoing. most towns and cities have pet ordinances.. if this cat is being a nuisance, and you are getting nowhere with the owner, call the ACO.. >My neighbors cat thinks my yard is its territory and its picking on my >pussy. What should I do? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >they are interrupted. So I'm rather concerned since my cat is now injured >and I think this is going to be ongoing. Those injuries can cause abcesses. Do you have a garden hose or sprinkler system? Perhaps a few doses of water from the hose might work. > >My neighbors cat thinks my yard is its territory and its picking on my pussy. What should I do? > Those injuries can cause abcesses. Do you have a garden hose or > sprinkler system? Perhaps a few doses of water from the hose might work. Not a solution for myself. The back door and tap are on opposite ends..... by the time I'd get to the tap, the cat'd be gone. R. |
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