The pros suggested that gardeners who have a gravel driveway should “steer away” from fine gravel, as this may be mistaken by cats for a large litter tray.
3. Natural odour repellents
If the previous two detergents haven’t worked to stop cats and foxes from entering the garden, the experts suggested that gardeners use scents as a “fail-safe” option.
They said: “If all else fails, natural odour repellents can help to keep foxes and cats away, even though it may not smell the nicest to you, either.
“Once a cat or fox has marked their scent in your garden it needs to be removed so they won’t come back.
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