Re: Car Hit.....Version III (And an additional tibdit about catpaw prints)

[brewtail@mediaone.net]

This may be a possible solution but I don't know what effect it would
have on your wax/paint. At most pet shops they sell a product you can
spray on your furniture to keep the cat from scratching, peeing, what
ever. I've never tried it but thought it might be an option. Hope this
would help. Better than the dog tied to the front bumper.
BTW -cats, the other white meat. just kidding, I love cats, they taste
like chicken


> PS. I now (for the first time since 1997 when I bought my car) have
> to park my car in a garage that is NOT for my exclusive use. In my
> apartment complex, my car is parked in an underground lot, which
> while it is underground and has a locked gate, allows a particular
> cat to go walking around the garage.
>
> Of all the cars in the garage, it has learned that I drive my car
> pretty hard, and that the engine gets nice and warm. So it comes and
> walks on my hood with its muddy paws. It really sucks after washing
> my car. Anyhow, I write asking if anyone has any bright ideas to keep
> the cat off my hood. Any brilliant ideas? I only have the factory
> keyless entry (option added later, not stock) so I don't have a
> proximity sensor. What is the most elegant solution (without doing
> harm to the cat?) What's the least expensive solution (again, I love
> cats, just not on my car)?
>
> -Khan