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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's not good to look for a nest on the balcony, but it's not a hole in the wood. Try spraying some flies and insecticides, it should have an effect. Or seal off the balcony to fight dichlorvos.
Spray some insecticidal water around the balcony, which used to be the case on my windowsill
You can cover the places you don't want your cat to go with citrus fruit skins, coffee grounds, or shredded tobacco. The above things are all known cat repellents, and have a nitrogen-fixing effect on soil, which can not only repel cats, but also benefit the environment.
The balcony is fitted with closed windows, but the windows are two or three centimeters away from the wall. A stainless steel groove is installed in the void part, which does not affect the use and appearance.
If there is no compensation, first, you do not have this kind of insurance, and second, this is an irresistible natural disaster, even if there is insurance, there is no compensation.
Your feng shui is good, sometimes animals use to enclose the territory, maybe they will come to make a nest later.