Keep It In There Tents Or Put It In A Tight Bag And Spray It With Something That Smells Bad.actually u have to tie the top and put it on top of a tree simething like that ♥ aj freak
close the lid
or...
put a mouse trap on the food so the raccoon would get snapped and wont do it again....
trust me it works
A metal trash can with a bungee cord holding the lid on. If they can get the can laying on its side they can sometimes get the lid slid to the side and still get in. To solve this shorten up the bungee cord by tying knots in the cord or loop the cord several times around the handle on the lid. The main thing is to get the cord as tight as possible.
Keep all food in a sturdy and secure container that would be difficult for a raccoon to open. A lockable, metal cooler would discourage most raccoons but it needs to be lockable as raccoons can quickly manipulate the latches that are normally factory installed.
Campers can protect their food from raccoons in a variety of different ways. One of the best ways is to ensure that the food is packed in airtight containers and stored in an ice chest.
Raccoons are quite intelligent and can easily open trash bins. It is necessary to resort to chains and a padlocks to keep the can secure.
Do not leave pet food outdoors at night as that is when raccoons are most active.
keep the led on the garbage can
hang on a tree
Raccoons are drawn to cat food, so don't leave animal food or water bowls outside. Always have your animals come inside to eat their meals. If you have raccoons in your area, then your cats should be inside all the time because racoons do attack cats and small dogs. Some raccoons carry rabies virus, and some raccoons have parasites in their feces that is fatal to humans, especially kids.racoons will eat pretty much anything. trust me, cat food would be a great treat for them. i live by them, and they will eat my trash if I dont put it into my garage.True! At twilight, I put out fresh water and a cup of very high quality dog food we feed our working dogs (much better than regular cat food). They far prefer this to killing and eating our barn cats.racoons will eat pretty much anything. trust me, cat food would be a great treat for them. i live by them, and they will eat my trash if I dont put it into my garage.True! At twilight, I put out fresh water and a cup of very high quality dog food we feed our working dogs (much better than regular cat food). They far prefer this to killing and eating our barn cats.
Raccoons enjoy a variety of foods, fruits and nuts, some grains such as corn, and meats and fish, fowl being very popular. Because of the varied diet favorite foods are usually different for each individual animal. All raccoons will eat commercial cat food.
Yes, they love water, and will often 'wash' their food, (tho I think they are actually playing with the food). One raccoon comes in the late evening to a bowl of water we have on the patio for our cat, and will put it's feet in the water......all 4 feet, and then doze off, like he is taking a nap in the bowl!
I'm sorry to say that they do. They can also kill dogs.
No. A raccoon mainly eats fish, berries, birds eggs, and small animals like crawdads and grubs. It might kill the kitten if it was too close to its burrow and babies.if its dead. or the raccon is half starved.if its dead. or the raccon is half starved.
My beagel like cat food and like people food how do you stop it
whenever you want it to, my cat eats homemade food, not commercial cat food :) it's healthier too
While cats are not normally killed and eaten by raccoons, it does happen occasionally. The kittens were probably the target of the raccoons as they are about the size of their normal prey. The mother cat was in the way so they killed her, also.
You can let your cat leave your house, make sure they have a collar) at first only let them in your backyard.Feed your cats hard food insted of soft.(and the acational pice of chicken!!)No milk.
Raccoons are drawn to cat food, so don't leave animal food or water bowls outside. Always have your animals come inside to eat their meals. If you have raccoons in your area, then your cats should be inside all the time because racoons do attack cats and small dogs. Some raccoons carry rabies virus, and some raccoons have parasites in their feces that is fatal to humans, especially kids.racoons will eat pretty much anything. trust me, cat food would be a great treat for them. i live by them, and they will eat my trash if I dont put it into my garage.True! At twilight, I put out fresh water and a cup of very high quality dog food we feed our working dogs (much better than regular cat food). They far prefer this to killing and eating our barn cats.racoons will eat pretty much anything. trust me, cat food would be a great treat for them. i live by them, and they will eat my trash if I dont put it into my garage.True! At twilight, I put out fresh water and a cup of very high quality dog food we feed our working dogs (much better than regular cat food). They far prefer this to killing and eating our barn cats.
Raccoons like to eat eggs hard-boiled, scrambled, and raw. They also enjoy grapes, dog food, cat food, cereal, bananas, chicken meat, cheese, any thing they can get their hands on. Raccoons love marshmallows, ice cream, cool ranch doritos , Pizza, and potato chips.
First thing you need to investigate is the attraction that draws raccoons to your deck. Are you leaving pet food out for a cat or dog? If so, that is drawing the raccoons. Stop leaving food outside and feed your pet inside.,
sea food
You might not feed it alot of food so try feeding it a little bit of food and how you stop it is put the food where the cat can't reach it like in a high place.
Absolutely. They will rip them apart. My cats so far have stayed away from my local raccoon but I worked for the Game Department here and was told by the Wildlife Biologist that raccoons kill cats
It depends on how badly injured the cat is. Raccoons have been known to gang up on cats and carry them away to eat them; there is no probability of survival in that case. In other cases, cats have gotten away from raccoons with a few bites, and have survived with a few doses of antibiotics to stop the infection.
Raccoons enjoy a variety of foods, fruits and nuts, some grains such as corn, and meats and fish, fowl being very popular. Because of the varied diet favorite foods are usually different for each individual animal. All raccoons will eat commercial cat food.