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What is the best cover that might be cat proof ???
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Well that's BS. Found this on a quick search, no idea if it's any good or if they have fitment but thought I'd provide a link regardless.

Car Covers That Protects your Car from Animal Scratches

Are you looking for a cover that will protect your vehicle from animal scratches? Check out the Platinum Shield Cover, it offers the very best outdoor protection.
www.carcovers.com www.carcovers.com
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Back in the 70's there was a feral cat in our neighborhood that would scratch up paint jobs and poop inside a car that had the window down.
We tried various ways to get rid of it but it was pretty smart.
Then one of the neighbors thought of crushing up a hit of LSD and put it in a saucer of milk.
The cat drank up the milk like it was starving and then moved on to another neighborhood really fast.
Saw it about a mile from my house several times, but never again in our neighborhood.
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We have 30 in our neighborhood. People feed them.
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Need to find some LSD..... :p :p :p
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I rigged up a power supply for electric fence w/chicken wire. Cats were trained in 1 week.🔌⚡⚡⚡
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Maybe you need to get a bubble.
Their claws would probably ruin it though.
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wilkin4 said:
What is the best cover that might be cat proof ???
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Those communist bastards! 😼
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You could call animal control if there's a lot of them, they may come and trap them. We had a feral cat issue one year when I was growing up, suburban area but there was a half built house they all shacked up in and reproducing like rabbits. Animal control came and trapped like 20 of them. No more feral cat issue.
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NHRATA01 said:
You could call animal control if there's a lot of them, they may come and trap them. We had a feral cat issue one year when I was growing up, suburban area but there was a half built house they all shacked up in and reproducing like rabbits. Animal control came and trapped like 20 of them. No more feral cat issue.
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Appears to be just one, and he was trapped 2 days ago. There may be 1 or 2 more, not a massive number, or anything like you described.
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Dog person turned cat person here.... I had a stray solid black male cat that decided to mark everything on my property as his territory. Smelled like a skunk around my house... I bought an animal trap, caught said cat, and took him (T'Challa) to have his "boys" removed. I see him every once in a while, but he doesn't come within a radius of 3 houses of mine now. 😈 BONUS: The cat population in my neighborhood doesn't seem to have increased in over 2 years.
My cat jumped onto my SS once... A one time stern talking to was all it took and he never got onto any vehicle afterwards.
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41AH24 said:
Maybe you need to get a bubble.
Their claws would probably ruin it though.
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The first time I saw this clip, it was at the 2 minute mark, and the first comment was "Oh wow that's perfect for when I'm parked next to two cartoon characters having a fight off-screen."
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McSkillet said:
Dog person turned cat person here.... I had a stray solid black male cat that decided to mark everything on my property as his territory. Smelled like a skunk around my house... I bought an animal trap, caught said cat, and took him (T'Challa) to have his "boys" removed. I see him every once in a while, but he doesn't come within a radius of 3 houses of mine now. 😈 BONUS: The cat population in my neighborhood doesn't seem to have increased in over 2 years.
My cat jumped onto my SS once... A one time stern talking to was all it took and he never got onto any vehicle afterwards.
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That is the part about my car cover, has been sprayed many times by the cats marking their territory...
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I wash it once in a while to kill the stench.....
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I have used red fox urine from the hunting section at Academy or any other sporting goods/hunting store. Sprayed around certain parts of my property seems to deter them for a couple of weeks to a few months depending on how much rain we get.
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Bill Bond said:
Back in the 70's there was a feral cat in our neighborhood that would scratch up paint jobs and poop inside a car that had the window down.
We tried various ways to get rid of it but it was pretty smart.
Then one of the neighbors thought of crushing up a hit of LSD and put it in a saucer of milk.
The cat drank up the milk like it was starving and then moved on to another neighborhood really fast.
Saw it about a mile from my house several times, but never again in our neighborhood.
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O...M...G!!!!! I almost **** my pants just now. That was hilarious. Thanks. B.
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