While I maintain that garlic is the devil’s own scrotal contents, Olbas Oil is my current favourite smell. Partially because I can actually smell it. Something of a novelty, given that I’ve not been able to move air through my nostrils for 4 days.
Having spent 4 days off work with a hyperactive cat, I am going to invest in a water pistol. Having suffered more scratches and bites for having the temerity of attempting to stroke her, I think it is now time that some form of training regime should take place. That and I caught her drinking out of my glass of milk at lunchtime.
I am also tempted to try View From The Bar‘s catnip experiment, although I expect it to work in reverse. Whereas his moggy loves the stuff, mine seems to hate it. I wonder how a cat runs away from it’s own catnip-scented tail…?
Before anyone asks, I’m not going to bother with the perpetual motion machine involving a cat with buttered toast on its back. Incidentally, you know the way cats always land on their feet if you drop them upside down?
Kittens don’t.
Friend of mine often stays with her mum and takes her kitten with her. It gets on OK with her mum’s two cats but sometimes they argue.
Hence the need for a well-armed water pistol in the flat at all times…
If you dropped her, am going to report you!!!!
Water is a perfect way to get your point accross to a cat. Before they moved the neighbours cat allways tried to get into our house. I would chase it away, but it would always try again.
The solution was to chase it away whilst throwing a glass of water over it. It made it stay away for about 2 months. Then I just repeated the process at 2 month intervals.
Nothing work getting the RSPCA in for, just enough to give it a hint.