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Cats and foxes are two of the most frustrating animals to try and keep out of your garden. The gardening experts at Grass247 revealed that cats are the animals that Brits want to keep out of ...

AThe cold winter days and nights means foxes and cats will increasingly look for food and warmth - but this can attract unwanted animals to your garden. Experts at Grass247, an artifical grass ...

However, Grass247 there are two animals in particular that Brits often want to keep at bay - cats and foxes. And now one expert has drawn up his list of top tips on keeping both from your garden.

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Cats are beloved companions for many, but when they wander into gardens, they can become unwelcome visitors. They may dig into flowerbeds, use garden patches as litter boxes, or disturb the local ...