Your cat might be feeling a bit stressed due to a fox intruding in the garden, so the last thing you want to do is accidentally make the situation worse. Today’s episode is designed to give you reassurance about what you can use to deter foxes in a cat-friendly manner!
The main role of a fox deterrent is to teach foxes to associate your garden with something irritating or negative. This will reduce the time they want to spend in your garden which, in turn, stops them causing the problems you’ve been finding such a nuisance. Here’s the top 5.
Foxes running amok and causing damage in your garden can be frustrating and overwhelming. You may be feeling a bit helpless as you look at the destruction. However, there is a simple plan you can follow that can guide you out of this mess and help you take back control of your garden.
Looking out of your window to discover a massive hole in the centre of your lawn or plants and soil strewn all over your patio is a horrible sight to behold. In this episode, I look at why foxes might be digging and causing destruction in your garden and what you can do to reduce the problem.
Fox poo is such a problem for some people that it can feel like the fox is doing it on purpose! Of course, they don’t really have a personal vendetta, but it’s a common reaction. In this episode, we’ll look at why foxes poo and spray so much and explore things you can try to ease the problem.
History lesson alert! The UK house-building boom of the early 1930s was really important in creating what we now recognise as ‘the suburbs’. This episode looks back at how it happened and how it inadvertently gave rise to the urban fox population.
Creating a podcast about deterring foxes is very much a step into the unknown, so I hope there are a few of you out there who find this useful. In this introductory episode, I explain how I first came across urban foxes and what prompted me to create this website. Let’s see what happens!
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