Catty

[Kit Sober]

I feed birds in the morning. Doves, sparrows, finches, sometimes robins and others. . .

And the neighborhood cats come and it's like I am making cat food, not feeding the birds.

Have tried sprays and pellets to keep cats out of yard (and keep a safe place for the birds).

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Kit

[dmiller]

Give this a try.

(click the pic for this, and other methods). :)

Edited October 17, 2005 by dmiller

[Cowgirl]

Kit, how about one of these?

Cowgirl

Edited October 17, 2005 by Cowgirl

[WhiteDove]

Ah yes a Canadian Cat -a- pult

Maybe one of these.......

Edited October 17, 2005 by WhiteDove

[jetc57]

Sprays are not good for your lawn, the environment and certainly NOT cats or birds.

;)

[Belle]

I had a neighbor who would catch the cats in a wire cage and spray 'em down with the water hose before letting them go free again. The only cats who would come into his yard were the new cats in the neighborhood. :-)

He had some beautiful trees, delicious fruit trees and some of the prettiest birds would visit his yard.

[Zshot]

Cats, by nature are hunters. They will go to where they can prey upon the hunted.

And it sounds like that you are creating the enviroment for the hunters by fattening up the prey...

[Hills Bro]

Edited October 17, 2005 by Hills Bro

[Kit Sober]

Thanks so much.