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Phase 1, supersoaker.. remember those XP units? Those became feline discipline tools. (I'll teach you to jump up on the counter!) Quite fun and towel cleans up the aftermath (not responsible for what the cat knocks over! or well, anything else, like water damage)
Phase 2.. Airsoft.. If you have good aim, you wont injure it. (I have never required phase 2)
Perhaps put a plastic bag over it? my cats dislike standing on them.
grafmiata wrote:Luke wrote:Holy E36 M3!!! Was it a typical garden snake, or a Boa??? Either way, that's impressive. The only thing Alex barfs up is hairballs, and they always seem to land in my shoes.A few months back now, my cat regurgitated a whole snake.
It was kinda hard to tell, but probably a small Dugite (venomous, native species).
Frankie, the cat in question 
My cat would always sit on top of my snakes cage and stare at him like she wanted to eat him. We locked her out of that room but she managed to sneak in a few times.
She also got a plastic bag around her neck (through the handle) one time. She ran at top speed around the house for a few minutes and halfway up the wall with the bag flying behind her like a cape before hiding under the bed for awhile.
