Anyone else has this problem? (cat marks his territory on my wheels)

328i · 02-17-2010, 01:03 AM

Anytime he's on the car or doing any of this and you see him spray him with some water. Completely harmless and eventually he wont be back as cats hate being wet. This worked for me.

UncleWede · 02-17-2010, 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by 328i

Anytime he's on the car or doing any of this and you see him spray him with some water.

But he WILL scratch your paint in the rush to get off the hood.

Dan in PA · 02-18-2010, 01:35 AM

OlivaresAnthony · 02-18-2010, 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Craig@SupremePower

ohhhh hell no.... i'd be hunting the neighborhood cats!!!

F32Fleet · 02-18-2010, 02:04 PM

I've had two cats for years, and like all cats they do not like the smell of Citrus, but if you really want to get the neighbors cat to stop marking, have it neutered/spade and attach the bill to the cats collar when you return it to your neighbor.

And some people say BMW's don't attact p--sy.

koreez88 · 02-22-2010, 03:52 AM

Eat the cat (I'm Korean).

I'd get a pneumatic gun and practice my shooting skills on a motherphuker.

Jgcdude1 · 03-02-2010, 10:39 PM

I have the same problem, i started using a car cover, however the darn cats seem to find the car cover more comfortable. I bought a cat repellent at petco and sprayed it on the car cover. It worked however you have to spray your cover everyday. Also, what i like to run outside my house when i am home and chase the cats away like a crazy person. Seems to be working, the dont walk across my driveway anymore and run past my house in the street. Also, i have been using firecrackers to chase cats away. If i see them outside, i go get my firecrackers and slowly go outside to catch the cats by surprise and throw them at the cats. So far i think i am winning i hope that is.

Long story short best advise i can give you is to buy a car cover and use it religiously. spray the repellent everyday and chase the damn cats from your property! Good luck.

SRT14PimPin07 · 03-03-2010, 12:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Jgcdude1

I have the same problem, i started using a car cover, however the darn cats seem to find the car cover more comfortable. I bought a cat repellent at petco and sprayed it on the car cover. It worked however you have to spray your cover everyday. Also, what i like to run outside my house when i am home and chase the cats away like a crazy person. Seems to be working, the dont walk across my driveway anymore and run past my house in the street. Also, i have been using firecrackers to chase cats away. If i see them outside, i go get my firecrackers and slowly go outside to catch the cats by surprise and throw them at the cats. So far i think i am winning i hope that is.

Long story short best advise i can give you is to buy a car cover and use it religiously. spray the repellent everyday and chase the damn cats from your property! Good luck.

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Originally Posted by koreez88

Eat the cat (I'm Korean).

I'd get a pneumatic gun and practice my shooting skills on a motherphuker.

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Originally Posted by Dan in PA

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Originally Posted by 328i

Anytime he's on the car or doing any of this and you see him spray him with some water. Completely harmless and eventually he wont be back as cats hate being wet. This worked for me.

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Originally Posted by cgtsx07

Do you have an HOA? If so, report to them. If not, start taking leaks on their car until they get the hint

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Originally Posted by vase330

You need to mark your territory before your neighbor's cat does.

Sorry couldn't help. I obvisously have no good solutions to offer.

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Originally Posted by JayKay335i

Didn't say it would solve the problem. If you want to clean your wheels, do whats been suggested. If you're looking to solve the problem box the cat up and drop it at the pound.

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Originally Posted by bimmerboy

All we know, is that he's called the stig

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Originally Posted by CIGARGUY

A single round from a .22 should do the trick.

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Originally Posted by Dackz

Trap....sack....a cinder block....and a river

haha, go Hoffa on that cat!!

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Originally Posted by UncleWede

A few circles of ammonia on the driveway around your wheels might break the habit.

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Originally Posted by JPSlick

Laughs at you huh?

Piss on her wheels next time your drunk LOL

Put some cayenne pepper on your wheels.

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Originally Posted by ideliver

leave him a dish of anti-freeze in a small bowl...he will drink it up...problem solved....BTW...I do NOT condone this

suit on

Keep Em Commin!!!!

mycoupe · 03-03-2010, 01:20 AM

I would kill the cat for real...it's just a cat. WAYYYYY cheaper to replace than your car's potentially damaged parts. Besides, it doesn't appear that your neighbor is a responsible pet owner anyway!

fdriller9 · 03-04-2010, 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by UncleWede

But he WILL scratch your paint in the rush to get off the hood.

Not if it's declawed. If the cat still had claws the OP's hood would be scratched big time.

Sucks. Why would your neighbor laugh? Next time your neighbor asks for a favor laugh in their face. As far as solving the problem the water thing will definitely work. People use water in spray bottles to train cats. Spray it directly at its face.

smack · 03-06-2010, 08:37 AM

Catch it and wring that cats neck.

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F32Fleet Lieutenant General 3986 Rep 10,664 Posts Drives: 2015 435i Join Date: May 2005 Location: Southeastern US iTrader: (0)	I've had two cats for years, and like all cats they do not like the smell of Citrus, but if you really want to get the neighbors cat to stop marking, have it neutered/spade and attach the bill to the cats collar when you return it to your neighbor. And some people say BMW's don't attact p--sy.
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02-22-2010, 03:52 AM	#28
koreez88 Всем привет ;) 152 Rep 3,358 Posts Drives: Tesla Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: USA iTrader: (12)	Eat the cat (I'm Korean). I'd get a pneumatic gun and practice my shooting skills on a motherphuker.
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Jgcdude1 the bees knees! 8 Rep 292 Posts Drives: 335i E93 Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Austin iTrader: (1) Garage List 2003 E46 325Ci [0.00] 2008 E92 328i [0.00] 2011 E93 335i [0.00]	I have the same problem, i started using a car cover, however the darn cats seem to find the car cover more comfortable. I bought a cat repellent at petco and sprayed it on the car cover. It worked however you have to spray your cover everyday. Also, what i like to run outside my house when i am home and chase the cats away like a crazy person. Seems to be working, the dont walk across my driveway anymore and run past my house in the street. Also, i have been using firecrackers to chase cats away. If i see them outside, i go get my firecrackers and slowly go outside to catch the cats by surprise and throw them at the cats. So far i think i am winning i hope that is. Long story short best advise i can give you is to buy a car cover and use it religiously. spray the repellent everyday and chase the damn cats from your property! Good luck.
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mycoupe Banned 62 Rep 1,495 Posts Drives: 07 335i coupe 6spd Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: cincinnati, Ohio iTrader: (5)	I would kill the cat for real...it's just a cat. WAYYYYY cheaper to replace than your car's potentially damaged parts. Besides, it doesn't appear that your neighbor is a responsible pet owner anyway!
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03-06-2010, 08:37 AM	#33
smack Lieutenant Colonel 34 Rep 1,569 Posts Drives: BMW's/Flex Polishers Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Spangdahlem Germany iTrader: (0)	Catch it and wring that cats neck.
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