what to do with my cat on my speaker grills

Lightly spray Nature's Way cat urine remover on just the bottom edge of each speaker (grill). They won't want to be there. I have a cat, but he doesn't get to come into my music room. This stuff works good, but it does have a noxious smell. I don't think you'd notice it from 6 feet away, however. Good luck, Bob They have this at most pet stores.

there was an entire thread (I could not find it) on this subject that had several funny replies - my favorite was a stick with a nail.

sorry I could not help myself...

I don't know.Maybe keep the cat away from your gear,maybe get rid of the cat if you find you can't control it? I guess it's just me,but I just can't comprehend the idea of a pet controlling someone's life.I have a dog and while I adore her,she does not run the show at my house.If your pet is uncontrollable get rid of it.Gotta go,PETA is knocking on the door as we speak!!!!

A less cruel way is to Pick up a can of Orange Citrus Spray at Bed Bath and beyond or that type of store
shoot a few seconds of orange spray into a plastic sandwich baggie.
place under or in back of the speaker the opened bag should act as a deterrent as they don't like the citrus smell.
Good Luck Johnnyr

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