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Forum ยป How do I stop cats from hanging out in front of my window and peeing on the patio?
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Thread: How do I stop cats from hanging out in front of my window and peeing on the patio?

post 1616854051 09-17-2020, 09:38 PM
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How do I stop cats from hanging out in front of my window and peeing on the patio?

Neighborhood cats keep coming around my house and sitting on the window and my cats inside stare at the cats outside. I just heard a noise and looked outside and its the cat again. They keep peeing on the patio too and it stinks. How do I keep them away? I dont know if they are my neighbors cat so I don't want to throw water on them or something and have my neighbor see and get mad.
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It's a stray or trespassing on your property...just disappear it.
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post 1616854521 09-17-2020, 09:45 PM
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Cat pee is really vile. Lot harder to defeat than dog pee.

You probably want to get an enzyme treatment to break it down, and it may take a good bit, then roll on a concrete sealer.

Supposedly cats do not like citrus oil and I think moth balls. I would definitely try citrus oil first.

My ex once threw mothballs under the porch to ward off varmints and I think the stink was more bothersome than the critters.
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post 1616854531 09-17-2020, 09:45 PM
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Originally Posted By ExPatriot⏩
Well at least we know who was cruising your place earlier...
yeah the reason I got freaked out by the noise before I looked outside was because of those people. It sounded like someone trying to open the screen door but ended up being the cat.
post 1616854711 09-17-2020, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted By katya422⏩
Cat pee is really vile. Lot harder to defeat than dog pee.

You probably want to get an enzyme treatment to break it down, and it may take a good bit, then roll on a concrete sealer.

Supposedly cats do not like citrus oil and I think moth balls. I would definitely try citrus oil first.

My ex once threw mothballs under the porch to ward off varmints and I think the stink was more bothersome than the critters.
I bought enzyme cleaner and the first brand didnt work but the second one kind of did I think. Its just really expensive and it rains every day here now until next month.
post 1616854771 09-17-2020, 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted By katya422⏩
My ex once threw mothballs under the porch to ward off varmints and I think the stink was more bothersome than the critters.
This is actually what I was going to suggest - mothballs.
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post 1616855281 09-17-2020, 09:55 PM
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Not sure if you have it in the states but there is a fertilizer called blood and bone, it's made up of dry animal blood and bones.

Cats hate that stuff, funnily enough my dogs love it. They would try to eat and rub themselves in it.
post 1616855411 09-17-2020, 09:57 PM
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post 1616856401 09-17-2020, 10:13 PM
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next time they come around you want to go out there in a tiger suit and urinate all over the patio to mark the turf and show them you are the alpha leader cat and this is your den they should stay away

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