Avoid feeding stray cats at first, as this will encourage them to return to your garden. Otherwise, by planting shrubs at close range, cats are less likely to dig holes in your garden (you can also use pebbles or stone chips). You can also keep the flower beds moist, because cats usually don't like wet ground. If a cat really enters your garden, you can tap or pat it at any time, or even install a spray that automatically detects exercise. Otherwise, a high and dense fence will make it difficult for cats to enter your garden.

Keep cat out

Cats often defend their territory. When two cats feel that one area is theirs, the battle will break out, causing injury and pain.

How to avoid cat fights:

• Organize a time-sharing activity with your neighbors. Agree to your cat at a fixed time outside. In this way, the two cats can enjoy the garden without disturbing each other.
• Prevent other cats from entering your home by installing a cat cover that is only open for the cat's microchip.
• Try to prevent other cats from entering your garden by fixing holes in fences or hedges.
• Provide a trash can indoors so your cat can choose to stay inside if it feels unsafe.
• Remember to check your cat regularly for signs of injury or behavior changes. If you are worried, please consult your local veterinarian.

Cats deter for your garden

Some people may be frustrated with neighboring cats in the garden. Similarly, many owners are worried about the cats in their gardens because of the threat of struggle between their own cats and others. The following tips will help prevent cats from being safe and humane from your garden without hurting them.

If there is a cat nearby that disturbs your garden, there are ways to stop them humanely:

• Don't give cats food because they may come back.
• Planting shrubs closely, planting prickly plants, or using pebbles or gravel makes it difficult for cats to dig.
• Keep the flower beds moist because some cats don't like wet soil.
• Shout or clap your hands away.
• Install an automatic sprayer that detects motion.
• It is difficult to enter the garden with a high and dense fence.
• Ask the owner if they have castrated the cat and make sure there is a suitable toilet area in their own garden.