Will this keep cats away or at least make them think twice before using my yard as a litterbox?
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No. This keeps leaf eaters from eating the plants you spray it on. This might keep cats from eating your catnip. But other than that - cats don't eat a lot of leaves
1327352
I don't know, regarding cats, but it appears to have solved my possum problem.
525094
It did not deter my cats from anything. It was useless. Get some metal tape from any hardware store and apply it to the wood on your garage door. They aren't going to bite through that!
1100394
No it scares my pets. They run from it. I put my cats outside are in another room when I have it on.
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I think it depends on the cat. Mine is terrified of these things, so one good spray and he'll stay away for good. I find even putting one where I don't want him to go and leaving it off is deterrent enough. And when I catch him doing something he shouldn't be, I just have to walk up with one in hand and he scampers off.
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I mainly use this to keep my cat's away from my lizards but it should work if you set it up correctly or you can always build a cattery outside
455162
No cats in my installation but based on how sensitive it seems to be I would think it would pick them up if it was very close or directly over the liter box and their approach path does not have any obstructions that would block the sensor. Hope this helps.
934161
Don't know about cats, but it sure works to help quiet my dogs. I only use it when they are being extra noisy, as my Collie is supersensitive to it and it makes her too nervous.
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I have neighbor cats that don't seem to mind. Since I can't hear the frequency it sends out, I really don't know if they hear or not. Don't point it at your house/where cats are, instead point in direction of the problem animals and AWAY from your home. I understand some animals effected and some are not....( just like people ) :)
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Keeps cats away. Nothing to do with birds since they are usually higher up.
1649005
Would this be good to use along with the wire on top of fences to keep destructive rude neighbors cats out?
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Sorry cant help you, I didnt run into that problem. We did not have success with this keeping our cat off the counter.
1523321
Mine is right outside my TV room at about eye level - maybe a little higher. If they detect movement within a few feet of the birdfeeder, even when I'm in the house, they fly off. I'm quite sure it would scare the birds if the cats are right there. They're pretty smart, and cats are their predators. If I were them, I certainly wouldn't hang around if cats were nearby.
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Probably two things you already tried,but here goes;1- Ask neighbor to keep cat inside for a few days. (We did that with our cat)2- Not sure but there may be some sprays that would keep cat away ,but not gopher.
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If you're using a lid, take that off. Some cats feel vulnerable using boxes with lids. You might also try "seeding" it with some clumps from your old litter box. I would also suggest you unplug it for a few days. My cats were scared at first when it would make noise or move on its own. Once your cat starts using it, then you could plug it in at certain times of the day and eventually work up to plugging it in all the time.
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Ira - I don't know if it will work for outdoor cats. That stuff smelled so vile that I threw it away without even opening the can. I had the can double bagged in zip-lock bags and put it in a cabinet, and the smell still permeated almost everything in the cabinet, and I had to throw away a lot of stuff. Good luck if you get it. And you will need to find a good way to store it, but I don't know what that would be. Nick
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Not sure if you are asking if it will keep your dog from urinating on the floor or just going near the area. If the dog steps on the mat a piercing sound will emit. I use it to keep my cat off the kitchen counters
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That's the same reason I got mine! I stupidly connected the first one in my kitchen, and, wow, my cats bolted out of the room. But it seems to have no effect on them when they are set up outside - of course, it's Texas and I don't open my windows.... and the catstops point away from the house. Actually I only use them long enough to get other cats out of the habit of coming into my yard... then I loan them to friends who also have a cat problem!