Larry N.
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I think he means the same spot within the bowl.
Bingo!Oldgator73 said:Go back to the first post, second photo and enlarge the photo. You can see the bugs congregated on what appears to be the lip of the shute leading to the bowl. He says this is where the bugs are every time he sees them. He wants to know why this particular spot.
SeilerBird said:Bingo!
Yes, you win a bunch of small bugs. ;DOldgator73 said:Do I get a prize?
SeilerBird said:Yes, you win a bunch of small bugs. ;D
The cats don't come within four inches of the spot they are collecting. There is a huge bowl that covers the top. No drool, no flea collars.Rene T said:How about when the cats eat. Do they drool? Could it be from the cats saliva dripping at the same place all the time attracting the bugs? Or if they have a flea collar, is it rubbing on the edge of the bowl and that's what's attracting them.
Oldgator73 said:I give up.
Good suggestion Lou, I will pick some up tomorrow at Walmart. Thanks.Lou Schneider said:Why do people rebuild their house in the same place on the floodplain after being flooded out? Because they like it there.
Try putting a small amount of non-toxic insect repellant there to make it less attractive to the pests.
No he didn't but he did offer a great suggestion.Oldgator73 said:Not fair. Lou didn't solve the mystery. :-[
SeilerBird said:I know that. I am trying to figure out why they keep returning to the same spot.
Nice try, but I have had the exact same problem with two completely different designed food bowls.catblaster said:Well with everything eleminated I would say they like the taste of the bowl! See ....that was easy, next problem