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How to Keep Cats Out of Your Garden

Are you struggling with neighborhood cats treating your garden as their playground or litter box? Our AI assistant is here to guide you with practical solutions and strategies to protect your garden.

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Whether it's natural repellents, physical barriers, or smart planting choices, our AI assistant can provide customized advice to suit your specific garden needs and ensure your plants thrive without unwanted feline visitors.

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Cats in the garden can be quite the challenge! You can use citrus peels or coffee grounds as natural deterrents since cats tend to avoid those smells. Some people also find that motion-activated sprinklers work well to keep them away. Have you noticed if there's a particular spot in your garden that the cats seem drawn to? Maybe together we can find a strategy that works best for your situation!