Waking up & Finding Neighbourhood Cat in Your Conservatory
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Woke up, went downstairs, opened the patio curtains and there was 'Snaggletooth' (my nickname for a large tabby cat who visits me) in the conversatory. I was like what the..... I opened the patio doors she rushes in and the smell hits me in the face .. there was cat puke, cat sh*t, and cat p*ss, the latter she had thoughfully done in a bucket. So I guess she was in there all night. She does like to pop in to get out of the rain but when I locked up I didn't see her. Now once I've had my coffee I get to clean this all up. What a lovely thing to do on a Sunday morning...
Until the end of your story I wondered how she got in! I have awful problem with neighbours cats pooing in my garden, he has 11 of them. It makes me gag and I have now been driven to laying shingle and pebbles over every bit of earth. The upside is that it keeps the wedding down.
11, wow. Guessing they're not all chipped,neutered and vaccinated. I don't envy you. We had five (our female got pregnant) but gave two of the kittens to a relative to spoil rotten. Love them but it was crippling us in cat food alone and we couldn't afford to insure them all. We're fortunate our neighbours are big fans of ours; we live just by the woods so lots of mice and rats around in gardens.
Yuk! Hopefully she'll remember and be a bit warier of hiding away in there in the future!
We had to get a magnetic cat flap for this very reason! We would come down to various cats in our house spraying on stuff peeing where they liked and terrorising our cat. They still stalk around our garden but as long as they're not inside I don't mind as cats do like to roam.
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