Showing posts with label behaviour cats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label behaviour cats. Show all posts

Wednesday, 18 May 2011

Behaviour Cats

behaviour cats
Am i legally responsible for my cats behaviour?

My cat is sitting on a neighbours Porsche convertible and clawing to roof!
If you answer this can you tell me where you get your information from so i know whether to value your answer or not!

thanks.
Ive bought a cat alarm for neighbour to stick on his roof. i will also suggest a car cover! The cats out all day and i cant be there and watch a cat all day.

If he runs my cat over i wont be amused..
Thanks for the replies. Firstly im in the UK and the1971 Animals act states that an owner is not legally responsible for a cats behaviour. secondly i will offer my neighbour my car cover (i also own a convertible but the cat doesnt claw mine or at least it doesnt show!). thirdly i have bought a pet alarm that the neighbour can stick on his roof which emits a siren when it detects movement.


Yes you are!!


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Friday, 16 April 2010

Behaviour Cat

behaviour cat
What to do about my cat's behaviour?

How do I stop my cat from tearing the fly-screen on the security door to shreds? Is there something that I can spray on the mesh netting, to deter the cat from sinking his claws into it? Has anyone had any success with this problem?


Peppercorns (crushed) and all citrus oil! generaly the citrus oil (best if its something like lemon) gerneraly smells nicer than pepper, and doesnt make you sneeze! the pepper could have a better affect, but it stinkts and make the cat sneeze (which is how it works!!)
good luck!


Cat Care & Behavior : Aggressive Cat Behavior









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