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Shake-Away Cat Repellent Urine??? change PH of soil?

12 years ago

I have seen at least 3 different cats around my yard. Everyday single day, I find some spots of pine straw mulch were messed with poops. I have tried to deter the cats by looking at some helpful tips and tricks. However, I don't think anyone of them would work in my yard. Finally i found Shake-Away Cat repellent online which consists of different urine powder.

can someone please tell me whether or not by using urine powder would change my soil PH?

Thanks

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Kimmsr
12 years ago
If you did use enough of that to have any affect on your soils pH you would find it very expensive. In the suggested quantity you will not be using enough to have any affect.
chueh
Original Author
12 years ago
good to know that. Thanks
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