Nothing short of fencing is going to be a good solution for the ducks.
You might try some type of mulch like pine bark that makes it hard for the cat to dig.
You might try some type of mulch like pine bark that makes it hard for the cat to dig.
Cat/duck proof gardens
Hello everyone!
There are a few raised beds within my duck fencing that I stopped planting in a year ago because there is a cat that uses them as a litter box and my ducks can hop up and eat whatever is beginning to sprout. I was hoping some of you may have some suggestions as to what I could plant that the ducks may not like and that wont be affected by a little kitty poo. I would prefer something edible or useful, but would like to see anything growing in them at this point. I attempted some caging to keep the ducks out but don't have time to mess with that again this year because I have a 7 month old baby. Any thoughts?
There are a few raised beds within my duck fencing that I stopped planting in a year ago because there is a cat that uses them as a litter box and my ducks can hop up and eat whatever is beginning to sprout. I was hoping some of you may have some suggestions as to what I could plant that the ducks may not like and that wont be affected by a little kitty poo. I would prefer something edible or useful, but would like to see anything growing in them at this point. I attempted some caging to keep the ducks out but don't have time to mess with that again this year because I have a 7 month old baby. Any thoughts?
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