Yeah probably haha. I don’t mind them though. At least the don’t climb all over everything and spray on stuff (I think the first one with the white cat sprayed the curtain before leaving).
Maybe ask the neighbor(s) if they flea treat their cats. I can’t imagine they don’t if they let them outside. It might put your mind at ease at least.
I don’t know if this is 100% true or not, but if the cats are spayed/neutered then spraying won’t be an issue either.
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Good idea. I do know that they don’t “fix” their cats. They’re always having babies.
Many places that have cat rescues will offer to pay local vets to fix outdoor cats (strays or owned), or at least pay some of it. Your neighbors are raising food (kittens and cats) for predator animals.
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Yup. And she knows it. She would complain about how they got some of the cats. She had motion lights installed so they’d scare them away at night. I’ll have to lookup what smells cats don’t like and spread it around the porch.
Ha right. Earlier I looked out the kitchen window and saw yet another cat in the yard, poised, ready to pounce on one of the birds at the bird feeder. I ran to the bathroom (5 steps away), opened the window and shooed it away. I couldn’t see it and it couldn’t see me, but my daughter said it ran away. I’m sure it’ll be back another time.