cat keeps crawling all over my car

udonoogen

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sometimes i see pawprints on the back windshield. i've found what i think to be cat urine on the hood of my car in the morning. i've seen lots of scratches all over the paint from the cat slipping and sliding (sometimes after i give the car a good wax). once i found a dead mouse in front of my car.

i park outside and don't have a choice about it. a friend suggested that it's trying to mark its territory. i don't want to hurt the cat (although i've angrily thought of ways to when i saw my car scratched). i just want it to stay away. so ... if i pee on my car, will the cat stop coming to it? if i do, will i have to pee on it periodically in case it washes off?

thanks in advance!
 

udonoogen

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LOL ... i don't know if i'd really do it. this was just a random thought that crossed my mind whilst driving to the office today. stupid cat.
 

AdamK47

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I'm willing to lend my urinationary services to you if you are unable to comply with doing so yourself.
 

TheKub

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Just pee in the windshield washer tank then when you need a refresher all you need to do is turn on the jets.
 

nakedfrog

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I've heard they can't stand the smell of brake fluid, pour that on your car*.



*Do not actually do this
 

Toastedlightly

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Originally posted by: nakedfrog
I've heard they can't stand the smell of brake fluid, pour that on your car*.



*Do not actually do this

Oh yea, and "Gunk" cleaner.. that drives them away too!
 

JulesMaximus

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It's the warm hood that attracts the kitty. Don't drive your car, that way the engine will never be warm and kitty won't want to lay on the hood anymore.