Cat wee

One of my cats uses several of my large planters as toilets

I do have a litter tray for those times when I do keep them in, but I fill it with compost rather than cat litter. Easy to pick the poo out and the rest goes back in the compost bin. They prefer it to litter as well because it's softer and easy to dig. Maybe you could try that?

If the cat wees in a place you don't want it to, water the area soon after to dilute the urine.

Alternatively, put small canes/sticks in the ground so that it's not comfortable for him to go there.

 

Have you a Holly bush? a few sprigs scattered over the border is a good deterrent

 

Awww what a beauty,sorry to hear of your loss,they are such wonderful creatures and we miss them so much...the thing is you can't expect folk to pick up after their cats as they do have a tendency to just wander off and unless you follow them who knows where they go but i'm sure once you get another dog i think your problem will be solved...go on do it

 

As a responsible Cat feeder, I have asked my neighbours to let me know if any of ours do their No2's, in their garden. I have told them I will come and clean it up.

We have had at least 4 Cats at the same time, since we moved here in 1997, and not once has a neighbour complained. When engaging a neighbour in conversation, they mostly know which Cats are ours, and often say, 'the little doings are no problem, and it's always the same place' they don't feel the need to ask me to come clean up, I always reiterate my willingness to do the clean up for them. Guess they are Cat lovers, even though some have dogs.

A Cat owner (?), can be as conscientious as a Dog owner, problem is, Dogs have an Owner defined territory, Cats, well you try telling them to stay !

As for their No 1's, not an issue, as has been already said, they have small bladders