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I have a stray who hangs around outside. He adopted us I live in the country too and have seen the coyote prints next to the house, so I try to put Sylvester up in the garage at night. But, I did put a litter box out there for him. He has never peed anywhere he sleeps. I just didn't enjoy cleaning up his pee and poop each morning. He likes to use a small corner where the garage door and wall meet His favorite place to sleep is on the hoodGreyFox, he was a very loving cat. He was just a little weird and had an attitude! I could not get him to come inside one summer night and the coyotes got him. Sad day.
Yup, I had similar issues with a motorcycle sidecar rig.Someone wrote that cats won't pee in a vehicle if they sleep in it. As the owner of five indoor cats who all needed a home, I respectfully disagree. I had a Tonkinese that loved to pee in my TJ floors then sleep in the seat above it. I bought Husky liners that held all the pee without it getting on the carpet. The bigger problem was the claw sharpening on the front seats. They will over time shred cloth. I tried one of the cab covers but it smelled different so he would stand on the hood and spray it. In my experience the only way to keep them out is top up, doors on and windows up. The only way to keep them off is to park in a garage and don't let them in. I built a separate garage for my jeep and vette and declared it a no cat zone.
We live for our cats and Jeeps but not so much for our neighbors cats, we love them also. SO, on Amazon, there are these clear plastic matts that you plug in. You can plug them into your cigarette lighter. The have a very tiny amount of voltage that goes through the matts. They are not unsightly but they work. When the cats jump on them they give off a tiny amount of shock, Dont worry, very low voltage, they are made for cats climbing on furniture. They hate the way the buzz feels on their paws and they will never climb in the jeep again. You might need 2 of them, they come in different sizes. Just type in electric cat matt for furniture. Different brands will come up, any will work. Cats also hate tin foil. So if you can stand putting it on your seats and dealing with how ugly tin foil is, they may have the same reaction. Another idea, is a device with batteries that has a motion sensor. It senses an animal and squirts water at it. That is also on Amazon. Hope this helps.Don't get me wrong, I love cats and have 5 so far..
But I'm having problems with street cats sleeping in the JL when it's stripped..
Tried the rear netting, no luck.. tried the car cover, no luck... they seem to really love the JL.. keep waking up to their grubby lil paw prints all over the seats.. don't mind the sleeping but just scared if they pee..
Wondering if anyone had similar issues and how they rectified the problem
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Too funny!!!I'll just leave this here:
Someone has watched too much Stephen King's Cat's EyeWe live for our cats and Jeeps but not so much for our neighbors cats, we love them also. SO, on Amazon, there are these clear plastic matts that you plug in. You can plug them into your cigarette lighter. The have a very tiny amount of voltage that goes through the matts. They are not unsightly but they work. When the cats jump on them they give off a tiny amount of shock, Dont worry, very low voltage, they are made for cats climbing on furniture. They hate the way the buzz feels on their paws and they will never climb in the jeep again. You might need 2 of them, they come in different sizes. Just type in electric cat matt for furniture. Different brands will come up, any will work. Cats also hate tin foil. So if you can stand putting it on your seats and dealing with how ugly tin foil is, they may have the same reaction. Another idea, is a device with batteries that has a motion sensor. It senses an animal and squirts water at it. That is also on Amazon. Hope this helps.
I have this problem.The cats in my neighborhood use my soft top as a hammock.
A while ago my family had 2 of the best dogs ever.
Dad liked to change his own oil and antifreeze flush.
He left the drained anti freeze in the pan in the garage and over night both dogs drank the antifreeze and passed within 15 minutes.(not a good sight for little ones)
The other day I noticed the neighbor changing his antifreeze and his dog was about to drink it when he was not looking. Told him my story and he was not aware that antifreeze can be fatal to animals.
So if they changed the antifreeze smell to prevent this, why was the dog still going to drink it?
Another sad event was my dad went to crank up the jeep to warm it up and all the kids saw was a cat that was asleep under the radiator fan assembly shoot out screaming, and staggered into oncoming traffic on the street in front of our house and was done.