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Cats don't make great rat killers. Dogs are far superior in that department.

Why should you have to put up with a dog shitting in your yard every day? I'd not expect anyone to put up with that. No it's not the dogs fault, its the trashy owners fault. Just as its the trashy cat owners fault for letting their cats wander. Not that they care it seems.

All i'm seeing with these replies is the onus being put on the person who doesn't own the cat nor want it in their yard. Would you go around picking up other peoples dog shit? If someones dog constantly shit on your front yard would you be ok with that? You know, you could go out every day...

Which places a financial burden on the owner of the house to buy it and constantly apply it, not the cat's owner.

It's not good anywhere. It's happening in England right now. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-19353/Cats-kill-275-million-animals-year.html

Cats should not be allowed to wander where they like. It's not their given right to be able to wander onto others properties. The only people who seem to think their cat has some right to go into other peoples yards is cat owners. What harm can they do? Well if you let your cat out and 5...

Native animals have no natural defence against a predator killer like the cat. http://www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/wildlife/2013/03/natural-born-killers-the-problem-with-cats If it comes down to a native animal being in my backyard or a cat, the cat's going to get a slug put into it.

Cats are decimating the native animal populations over here. Shoot to kill philosophy here.

Most cats shit in someone else yard when outside is what you should have added as a reason their owners don't clean it up. So in reality cat every cat owner who lets their cat out to roam about is absolutely fine with their cat shitting on other peoples property. And they say dog owners are...

Statistics show that dog owners clean up their animals mess overwhelmingly more often than cat owners do when occuring outside of their own property.

The interesting thing about these discussions is the person who doesn't own the cat is always told by cat owners that they should go spend their own money on products to keep someone elses cat out of their property. Like it's their financial duty to ensure the cat stays safe and well even though...

That's their choice isn't it. That benefits their garden. Someone else cats crap does not.

Whippet and a slug gun have kept my yard clear of them for a while now. Native birds have started to return to the garden too which is great.