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In September I turned my back yard into a garden with various potted plants/ flowers. I don't really know a lot and went for what I liked the look of but a month after finishing it my cat started scratching and losing fur under his chin. Before he

How do i deter cats from killing the frogs in my wildlife pond, i tried mess they just pulled it all apart & there are no frogs now   Very difficult to stops cats getting something they are determined to catch! Sorry.

I have four cats and grow cat mint for them, which sends them silly when i give them a few stems of it ,other than that they all love laying around sunbathing under a plant or two or on the garden bench yhh this photo is beast i love it mate/ Here

Having a cat has it's good side and draw backs, Since the death of my beloved "Sam" the garden has been a safe haven for all the nesting birds and their young but I am now over run with Mice, not so bad and Rats, not so good. I also have to put up

Is that a pic of the cat that frequents your garden? Scruffy looking so and so isn't he! We've had nothing but trouble from cats in our garden. They dig up our rare snowdrops, and leave unspeakable messes in their place; they chase the birds

How do other urban gardeners deal with it?  There are 3 mad cat ladies in my street, I'm one so some of the cats are mine, but most of the cats in the neighborhood are using my garden as a toilet. I have a small, partially shaded urban garden which

Hi all, just an update really for people with cat mess probs ,i now have 7 days with no new deposits  after useing Jeyes multi purpose disinfectant ready to use outside spray from B&Q, iv sprayed twice so far and so far good   Hi, good to know

Hi, Been thinking about building one, but I have a cat and foxes are known to come in the garden. I don't want fish, just a pond to encourage more wildlife.Thoughts? Why not? The cat might catch the odd critter, but I'm sure there'll be plenty left

I was interested in the article about Cats in this months magazine as I have two.  The way I keep them away from the birds is to feed the birds in the front garden - its tiny but all the wildlife is out there, frogs, toads, etc, the cats have to go

I would like some advice and ideas on what would be ideal to plant over our cats grave in our garden. The problem I have is that we might be moving in a couple of years and I'd like to be able to remove the plant and take it with us knowing that our