Well this is probably the weirdest question i have asked but here is my scenario:

I work at a Veterinarian clinic and the Dr lives at his clinic (yes this is Montana). Anyway his wife is a cat lover. She has 10 or more that live both inside and out. Well to get to the point i was parking my car next to the building but i had cat tracks on it so i then started parking roughly 40 yards from the building thinking that would help since it was next to the highway. Sure enough I have tons more cat footprints all over my car. So my ? is how do I keep them off of it? Is there any way? I thought my grandma once told me that mothballs would work but I’m not sure. If that does work..would it be safe on the paint.

Any suggestions would be great.

Thanks
JD

 

maybe a real sensitive alarm,what do you do at the vets office my wife is a vet tech

 

I would suggest a car cover.

 

Car cover = good idea... there's just the inconvenience of putting it on and taking it off when you get to work and when you leave. However, that's probably better than having kitty feet prints all over the car...

[ November 05, 2002, 09:23 AM: Message edited by: stickshift ]

 

Yeah that is a pretty good idea and i can have one custom made locally but the only problem is it is snowing here and the car would be either coated in snow or in dirt so wouldn't putting a car cover on and off do damages to my paint?

Thanks
JD

 

spread cat nip all over your car...j/k car cover, or use a pellet gun and snipe them... one shot one kill!

 

my cats used to do that alot too. if you buy some spray. forgot what is called. the cats wont wanna come near the smell.

i know i used it for my dog before. im pretty sure they have it for cats too. i think its called like an invsiible fence.

or a car cover