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spainjane wrote:You guys are TOO funny!!

I am cracking up here...

The local supermarket or pet store might have something...there is a spray...you spray it on, the animal doesn't like the smell and they won't go on the furniture or in this case, the roof.

Yep, that works wonders. And it doesn't stain.

Well, Howdy Doody! I strongly beleive that all pet owners should leash their pets when outside. Sometimes we forget that others may be allergic to our family member. When we allow our pets out unsupervised we have no idea exactly what they are doing. For the same reason I would not allow a child out without supervision I would not allow my beloved furry friend out on its own.

"This" message was not dictated through a computer program!

how about a dog on top of your car?
antifreeze is also good as is rat posion mixed in some warm milk sat right beside the car. but in all seriousness, a wet towel on top of there right before you go to bed should stay damp enough all night to keep it off, and if nothing else the towel will keep the cat from comming into contact with the top

Well the cat is in for a surprise.... first I have to wash the car to get the hair off....so I can tell if this pepper works.....

Wish me luck!

ToplessRideFL wrote:Well the cat is in for a surprise.... first I have to wash the car to get the hair off....so I can tell if this pepper works.....

Wish me luck!

Like I said you best hope it is not a Cajun cat.....
Best of luck.