Ultrasonic cat repellents have been shown to reduce the probability of a cat entering the garden by up to 32%, while also reducing the time the cat spends in the garden by 38%. Alternatively, spreading citrus peel or spraying a homemade solution of lemon and water around your garden can prevent your flower beds being used as kitty litter. Though it is fine to take black pepper in food amounts during pregnancy and breastfeeding, higher doses can cause complications. If the original color or style is no longer available, Wilsonart has the right to substitute another Wilsonart Laminate Sheet of equal or greater value than the Warranted Product.

Sprinkling vinegar and rubbing raw onions in key parts of the garden have also been known to keep cats at bay.The jury is out, however, on the long-term effectiveness of some ultrasonic devices on the market, so it's best only to choose devices recommended by animal welfare organisations such as the RSPB, such as the CatWatch Ultrasonic Deterrent. Other plants and herbs with a good track record for acting as cat deterrents in gardens include citronella, garlic, rue, chives and geraniums. If you find cats commonly frequenting a certain corner of your garden, rubbing raw onion on the ground and fencing around it could help to deter them.

The piperine in the pepper inhibits one enzyme that breaks down serotonin, the calming neurotransmitter.You must provide proof of date of purchase, photographs of the Warranted Product and access for inspection for warranty determination by a Wilsonart representative, and thereafter Wilsonart will provide you a determination on your claim.