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A creature has recently started crapping in our front door porchway during the night. Wiping some bleach over the floor has kept whatever animal it was away for a couple of days but last night it returned and dumped on the actual door mat instead.
Aside from removing the doormat and continuing with the bleach, anyone got any other ideas how we can stop it? Incidentally, would a cat crap in a front door porch way on a cement floor or is more likely to be a fox?
Aside from removing the doormat and continuing with the bleach, anyone got any other ideas how we can stop it? Incidentally, would a cat crap in a front door porch way on a cement floor or is more likely to be a fox?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Pepper may be effective but it's a bit expensive. You can buy products in pound shops with names like 'Scent Off' and 'Get off' ; they are granules and animals don't like the smell. I buy them in England and they work well against pine martens here which have a nasty habit of climbing up into your car's engine bay and chewing at the electrics, wards off cats too.
I have the same problem and with cazzz's link have identified it as fox poo. For the last week I have had to clear it up once a day. It is usually on a step or small wall. Incidentally, doesn't a cat bury his/her poo? I always thought it did but I could be mistaken. So, how do you get rid of the fox - apart from shooting him, that is? It is not a pleasant job to clean it up. I spray it with disinfectant after but that doesn't solve the underlying problem.
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