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From: jcp@osiris.UUCP (Jody Patilla)
Newsgroups: net.pets,net.auto
Subject: Re: cats sitting on cars
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Date: Sun, 30-Mar-86 12:59:57 EST
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> In article <2097@cbsck.UUCP> swc@cbsck.UUCP (Scott W. Collins) writes:
> >Turn the windshield squirters around (if possible) and zap the
> >feline once or twice.  The wet point will be taken.  If the
> >squirters don't twist around, use a water gun or the garden
> >hose (with the light-spray attachment: we wouldn't want to give
> >Whiskers an enema, now would we :-).
> 
>   I wouldn't use the wiper trick. Wiper fluid contains a poisonous anti-freeze
> compound, and cats clean themselves with their tongues. 'nuff said. 

	Invest in a cheapie water pistol. A couple of squirts is all it takes.
Works to keep kitty off the drapes too.

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