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    Now, back in the day, my father's solution to this and any related problem was a good dose of Jeyes Fluid.

    Wonder if you can still get Jeyes Fluid? Can't imagine it's very good for plants though.

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      You can get Jeyes Fluid. If you have cats, it's quite poisonous to them.
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        Originally posted by Scruff View Post
        You can get Jeyes Fluid. If you have cats, it's quite poisonous to them.
        I haven't. Next door has though - perhaps I'll get some :

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          Originally posted by Scruff View Post
          You can get Jeyes Fluid. If you have cats, it's quite poisonous to them.
          Just about everything is poisonous to cats, because they have a defective gene for a detoxifying enzyme called UGT1A6 :

          Evolution of a Major Drug Metabolizing Enzyme Defect in the Domestic Cat and Other Felidae: Phylogenetic Timing and the Role of Hypercarnivory

          According to that article the mutation occurred between 35 & 11 million years ago, but they seem to get by OK.
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            Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post
            Just about everything is poisonous to cats, because they have a defective gene for a detoxifying enzyme called UGT1A6 :

            Evolution of a Major Drug Metabolizing Enzyme Defect in the Domestic Cat and Other Felidae: Phylogenetic Timing and the Role of Hypercarnivory

            According to that article the mutation occurred between 35 & 11 million years ago, but they seem to get by OK.
            Yeah but they are stupid enough to lick Jeyes fluid and anti-freeze but clever enough to stay away from chilli powder. Squirrels do the opposite and rub the chilli into their eyes.
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