Why do we hate the smell of moldy cheese? cause it doesnt smell very nice. Cats probably dont like the smell of citrus cause it doesnt smell very nice! Simples!
It's because cats aren't very fond of the smell of citric acid.
It's because cats highly dislike citrus in fruits like limes, lemons, Oranges. They make a pouting face, but it's just the citrus that makes their faces pinch up
No. Most cats hate the smell of anything citrus. But it is not poisonous to them.
No they haven't made on because the cat will just lick it off and the cat will get sick.
The fact that cats hate the smell of citrus is well known. However, this doesn't apply to all cats, and some seem to be fascinated by the sharp smell. The strong, sharp smell citrus fruits give off may be the cause of a cat sniffing it at length; the cat sniffs the fruit carefully so not to hurt its nose.
Most cats hate the smell of anything citrus (lemons, limes, oranges, grapefruits), but it won't hurt them. In fact, my uncle once had a cat that liked to eat oranges.
You can try shaking a coffee can filled with coins at the cat. It makes a very loud noise that most cats hate. You can also try a cat-repellent spray. These sprays are usually citrus-based, and most cats hate the smell of anything citrus. You spray the stuff on your furniture or wherever, and the cat will avoid the area.
Try Citrus, Cats hate the smell of it, put some peels in the garage, or get some orange spray and spray it around regularly... How about just closing the garage?
Most cats hate the smell of anything citrus (lemons, limes, oranges, grapefruit), but it will not harm them.
Most seem to hate the smell of mint and citrus like oranges. They also seem to hate nail polish and nail polish remover.Hope that helped! :)Cats do not like the smell of citrus fruits; oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruits, etc..
Spray the tree with a citrus spray. Cat't cant stand the smell.
Although there are some exceptions. most cats are so put off by the scent of citrus (oranges, lemons, etc.) that there are a number of commercially available cat deterrent sprays that are scented with citrus.
Citrus is an acid. Ever wondered why snorting sherbert gives you a bleeding nose (just on the off chance you ever tried it)? It hurts and irritates, and cats are so much more sensitive in terms of the senses (except for taste, apparently). So they get much more annoyed when they smell it, and hence don't like it at all.
Cats do not like the smell of citrus.