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Old 02-18-2004, 06:34 AM
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my sisters have 3 cats. Yesterday i noticed were theyve been sitting on my Z. I cover it but i know they stretch and the claw it....what do you guys do about cats or keeping them off?
DAMN CATS
Old 02-18-2004, 07:25 AM
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Get a guard dog...seriously. Nobody should mess with your baby.

Or keep a sprinkler running near your car to keep them away.
Old 02-18-2004, 07:28 AM
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Ever considered extermination??? - J/k Not at all a cat fan.
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Lay big sheets of aluminum foil on the hood, roof or wherever they are sitting on the car. Cats hate AF. I use it to keep them off the couch, from clawing corners of furniture etc..

Dont lay the AF right on the car of course, after you put on the cover, then put the AF in the spots the cats are sitting on it..
Old 02-18-2004, 11:29 AM
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Put some citrus smell on it or near it cats hate citrus smelled products.
Old 02-18-2004, 12:16 PM
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anytime they are even close to the car (not necessarily on it) hit the red button on your key fob.

After they are scared off a few times by the horn suddenly going off they wont even want to walk near it.
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Originally posted by mooch
anytime they are even close to the car (not necessarily on it) hit the red button on your key fob.

After they are scared off a few times by the horn suddenly going off they wont even want to walk near it.
Now that seems like a good idea! Just promise to take video of this as I and I'm sure a lot of other forum members would love to see their reaction .
Old 02-18-2004, 01:22 PM
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Originally posted by mooch
anytime they are even close to the car (not necessarily on it) hit the red button on your key fob.

After they are scared off a few times by the horn suddenly going off they wont even want to walk near it.


My cats don't go outside, but I may have to let them out one day just to try that.
Old 02-18-2004, 03:35 PM
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can you seriously do that... tape it and post on the thread..omg that would be soo funny!!...personally i would of grabbed each one by the tail... and throw them across the street
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Originally posted by LFR1Legend
my sisters have 3 cats. Yesterday i noticed were theyve been sitting on my Z. I cover it but i know they stretch and the claw it....what do you guys do about cats or keeping them off?
DAMN CATS
try this:
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Old 02-18-2004, 05:47 PM
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Keep the cats in the house.
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Try this critter ridder
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12 guage
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Since the honking horn deterent already keeps my cats away from the car I dont think I'll have another opportunity to video their reaction. One of our cats would hop up on the car right after letting him out, so after putting him out I just waited for him to go jump on the car hood. I watched him walk to the front and right as it looked like he was going to jump...I blew the horn and he summersaulted backwards away from the car! I've not seen him on the car since!
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***nevermind***

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Just use the keyfob to honk the horn frequently. They'll learn soon enough.
Old 02-20-2004, 09:52 AM
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Water is a great cat deterrent, too. Spray 'em with a hose or a water sprayer. They'll never want to go there again.
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I hate cats. I don't use that word often, it is such a harsh word. But there is nothing worse smelling than cat ****, well maybe cat p_ss. The neighbors cat was fond of sitting on the top of my Roadster. I bought a car cover from Courtesy Nissan. Now he does not jump up on the car. Now if I can only figure how to keep him from crapping in the bark in my rose garden. Did I say that I hate cats. Most of us live in areas where there are leash laws. Why don't those also apply to cats? Law abiding folk should not have to buy devices to scare away animals that don't belong to them.
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Just try this.... a couple days and they should all be gone.
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Originally posted by zpylot
I hate cats. I don't use that word often, it is such a harsh word. But there is nothing worse smelling than cat ****, well maybe cat p_ss. The neighbors cat was fond of sitting on the top of my Roadster. I bought a car cover from Courtesy Nissan. Now he does not jump up on the car. Now if I can only figure how to keep him from crapping in the bark in my rose garden. Did I say that I hate cats. Most of us live in areas where there are leash laws. Why don't those also apply to cats? Law abiding folk should not have to buy devices to scare away animals that don't belong to them.
Lol, you can't train a cat to walk on a leash. I wish you could, they are just to Pesky and nosey for me.


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