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Lol hmm I have a few like that. Ask at your vet but you can get stuff to 
spray on the door that smells offensive to cats. I'd try screwing something 
over the lower half of the door; a tasteful corrugated iron panel perhaps :)

"Mad-Biker" <mad-biker@westnet(Panties).com.au> wrote in message 
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> we actually have been doing that,
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> but it isnt working anymore, they seem to be soaking wet most days, maybe 
> its the heat!
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> "meeee" <pleasespamme@youknowyouwantto.gov.au> wrote in message 
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>> "A Little Bit" <tipsy@beerlover.com.au> wrote in message 
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>>> On Mon, 5 Feb 2007 17:42:53 +1100,  "Mad-Biker" 
>>> <mad-biker@westnet(Panties).com.au> wrote:
>>>
>>>> My 2 cats seem to always scratch the flyscreens of the house to get in. 
>>>> they
>>>> never did it before we moved to this house a few months ago.
>>>>
>>>> They constantly do it to the point were they are pulling the screens 
>>>> off the
>>>> windows!
>>>>
>>>> what can I do to stop this?
>>>
>>> I replaced the flywire in my screens with shadecloth.
>>>
>>> At worst the cats can pull the shadecloth out of the mount, but they 
>>> don't do any damage.
>>>
>> See if you can keep them inside. Your cats will last longer....failing 
>> this, screw a piece of perspex or similar over the area they are 
>> scratching. Hide behind the door with a spray bottle or water pistol and 
>> squirt them every time they scratch (this also keeps the kids happy). You 
>> have to do it regularly, but they get the message quick enough.
>>
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