If my cat brushes against it, will it turn on?
1353180
Good question. When I first read your question I had to chuckle. I have two cats and have experimented with both by brushing their bodies across the faucet parts and by touching the pads of their paws to the faucet - neither has turned it on. However, if you still have concerns when the on and off lever is in the off position the touch feature will not operate. Hope this helps.
1353181
I just tested this. The faucet did not turn on when my cat's fur touched the faucet. It may have turned on when the bottom of his paw touched. Or my arm may have brushed then as my cat wasn't very pleased with me at this point.
1178494
Yes it does. I have one in mine now. It flashes like crazy, bright red flashing. Cats love it.
2057209
I doubt it! One of my cats follows it, but if it turns toward him, he gets spooked. The other cat hides under the bed as soon as I start the Roomba. One of the funniest things is watching a feral cat that hangs around the house because we feed him. One time when the Roomba was cleaning next to the sliding glass door, the cat kept trying to bat at it through the glass. Even when Roomba moved away from the door, the cat kept watching as long as it could see it.
2276287
I wouldn't think so, my cat runs around the house at night with the motion sensors on and never sets it off. But other alarm systems may be different. I wouldn't think that random lights flickering would set it off. With Amazon's outstanding return policy, if it sets it off, just return it within 30 days!
1210681
It's possible - it gives off good heat at ground level. It does need to be plugged in, and you'd probably want to keep the cats from being able to touch/access the unit.
422937
It's working when the light is on. Mine isn't activated until the cat is very close to it, but it certainly gets her attention when it goes, she runs in the opposite direction. This only happened a few times, she doesn't go anywhere near it now.
1803604
Yes, I have cats in the room and it does great, I have it on high and you can tell it is running , but put it on med, and you will be very happy with it. They replace it if something goes wrong and it just stops.
234564
Fairly sensitive. No cats, so can't speak to that portion of the question but I would imagine so. I can turn it on by sticking a hand through the door. Seventy pound dog sets it off. You can shorten the on time to 1 minute without motion. You might also be able to screen the lower half of the sensor with some tape so the cat's only set it off when they jump on something.
2247721
Yes. Any movement will trigger it, but the light will not stay on very long.
457214
Lol...yes it wil. But this "playpen" is one of the best cat purchases I have made. Even with the top off, 2 of my 3 cats jump in and out of it all the time. My new kitten - there was a 1 day "growl and sniff test" and they sorted it out. No big problems and one month later, they all play. One 15 lb 5 year old, one 1 year 10 lb and the kitten that is soon to be 4 months. Have fun. I wholeheartedly endorse this product.
571060
absolutely not! this is a heated hair dryer that would most definitely harm your animal. brushing your cat with a cat brush is the most sensible thing to use. or taking your cat to a groomer.
842515
I've used this to shave numerous cats at the local animal shelter (mainly due to excessive mats that could not be combed out), and yes, it will work. However, it's true that it is noisy and some cats don't like it, but from my experience, the loud 'click' when it's turned on is the scariest part, so I usually turn it on away from the cat, let them calm down a little and get used to the noise, and then proceed.
455165
Probably, as long as you have the top of the bulb pointed toward the floor where the cat walks. The bulb lights when I pass my hand over the top of the bulb.
2082817
I dont know of an attatchment that can be used directly on my cats. LOL Besides when I turn it on they run so I dont think they would stick around long enough for me to even try such a thing!
904697
It says on outside it will.It gets hot enough to do it.I steam every day.When I change bed steam it well..Had friend who got some from storeage unit. Reason I steam everything,can be picked up on sloes of shoes.Do not see any sort of critters.Have to long haired cats. Gets up fur well also keeps anything from getting on them.Warranty alone is worth it.I would say yes it is powerful.Good luck very costly to have co do it.Judy
1092616
It could click because it is still trying to move. Then, as the cat stops it, it will shut off and you have to start it up again. I have had some success with this toy, but the motor burns out quickly and the toy stops working, but my cats love it. I have already replaced 6 of them. It is better than Cat's Meow and all the rest.
1509479
I've had no issues with my long-haired cats. I have a male who has fought his through and gotten off property. However, the battery must've been low, because he doesn't try when I replace the battery.