As the weather cooled, the wild cats in the community began a new round of "great migration". They dragged their families and looked for warm places to escape the cold. And for those of us with cars, it often means that a battle of wits with the wildcats is about to begin.
Many feral cats prefer to spend the winter in the engine compartment of their cars, as it is warm and relatively safe there. However, this behavior of theirs often causes a lot of trouble for our car owners. To stop these feral cats, we have tried a variety of methods, from using sticky brainballs and smoking cats, to using stale balms, and even changing to anti-cat and rat stings.
Using sticky brain balls is one method, but it is not only effective for cats, but also for people. In the process of trying, we need to be careful not not to get sticky, but also to be careful not to scratch our fingers while cleaning. The method of smoking a cat is just as effective, but at the same time it smokes itself and makes people feel very uncomfortable.
Using stale balm is also an experiment, but the disadvantage of this method is that it needs to be replaced regularly, which is very cumbersome. Moreover, if it is not replaced for a long time, the balm will lose its effect, and the wild cats will invade again.
In the end, we chose to replace it with an anti-cat and anti-rat sting. It's a one-and-done method that can effectively repel cats for a long time after installation. However, it is important to pay attention when installing, as this kind of sting can easily hurt the hand. Remember, be sure to stab down!Be sure to taut it when installing, otherwise the cat will fall through the corners and get in. Here's a very good sales anti-cat and anti-rat sting. I've used it with good results, once and for all. Hope it helps.