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Are they causing a specific problem? They are probably keeping your house rodent free.

• 11235813213455 6y ago
  and any other wild animals free, it's all clean!</sarcasm>
  • rhino369 6y ago
    Keeping them off his small yard isn't going to decrease their bird death count.
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    • 11235813213455 6y ago
      it's a sum of little things that makes it
• youngtaff 6y ago
  In my case they crap in my vegetable patch, and it contains toxoplasmosis
  • pvaldes 6y ago
    > they crap in my vegetable patch, and it contains toxoplasmosis Each cat can release toxoplasm parasites once, maybe for less than two weeks in 12 years, if healthy If you have an old cat in your garden is removing toxoplasmosis (killing rodents that act also as hosts and crap also over your kale and under your carrots). If you kill this cat or chase it off your garden, then new cats will apear and refill the territory. Think that you could be increasing the risk, in fact. Not to mention that people can pick up toxoplasm perfectly in a supermarket can of soup / rodent dance-floor. If you want cats out of your vegetables install sprinklers. If you are concerned about the cat effect in birds, just add more natural areas and tall trees
    • youngtaff 6y ago
      So what, why should I have to clean up the crap from someone else's cat?
      • pvaldes 6y ago
        Dunno..., why someone else's cat should be cleaning your garden of mice and rats for free? Life is full of "why me?" and little dramas... If you want my silly advice, just try to enjoy it more.