I have two cats caught in duct. would this be enough to see their location. need urgently..
1321861
My God, talk about "urgent" and your asking a question online? And then what? You were going to wait a day or two for shipment and then help those cats? Where are your priorities? I hope they lived. They need better homes
1321862
It probably would as you really need almost complete darkness for these to work, however you don't need an answer urgently, you need help urgently to get your babies out. Are they adults or kittens? And are they stuck or lost?
206097
I don't think so. It even picks up my neighbors cat, it's pretty sensitive.
819855
funny you should ask that- I have 2 cats as well, and I love them like crazy- I only use this product on my sport coats- and i spray them outside, and then usually hang on my shower rod. I wouldn't just douse your apartment/house in this stuff, but you can protect your garments with it- I just wouldn't lay it on the floor where your cats could get to it. In all likelihood, they would be repelled by the smell of it, but why take a chance. And I would wait to wear a garment a couple of days after spraying, just to be safe. If you really have nice wool and/or silk garments, I promise you moths will find them and feast. They especially love silk.
2281725
Yes, absolutely. They are wonderful for finding cats, wherever they may be! You'll love it!
1757504
I think the metal door affects the signal emitted from the microchip in the cat, for some reason. We just bought the adpater but have not installed it yet. Our cat will be in for a little surprise, as she has gotten used to zipping through the door door at lightening speed! :) Have no idea if the adapter will allow the microchip to work, but that's what the directions said, once we opened the sure flap and realized it wasn't working. My husband is going to install today, and once we see what happens, I will revise my review. Keep your fingers crossed!
1343282
I have found Nok Out to be very effective, although I imagine it depends on how strong the odor is. I would check out their website: http://www.nokout.com/home.php I have used Nok-Out on male cat urine and feces and found it extremely helpful.
1946531
The tube is on my deck facing the door to my sun porch. So far, I have not had any other animal activity. Could be due to the proximity to the inside of the house and human activity. The opening to the tube is small enough for a cat, but probably too small for an adult raccoon. Other animals might sense easy entrapment, but I am guessing on that. The cats, however, love it. Three sisters currently call it home.
861987
I guess it depends on your cat. The idea is to deter further urinating, but it may not deter all cats. I think a lot depends on how soaked the area is as well. I'm only guessing that an area that is really soaked underneath (carpet pad, soil?) is harder to deter than a fresh one. If I were testing the idea, I'd spray the area and let it soak a bit to get rid of the urine odor and then perhaps rinse off the pea gravel to get rid of the Fizzion. Even if you can't smell it anymore, I think your cat could for a while anyway. In my atrium, occasionally a stray sprays one of the outside walls. I spray it down with Fizzion but ,eventually, it gets sprayed again.
2170604
Yes!!!!Just be diligent about scooping but I work from home and have two litter boxes in my office. Before, I would be overwhelmed and have to scoop 2-3 times a day to handle the odor. Now, if I forget a day or two, its not the end of the world. And one of the cats has really smelly stuff.
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.
395244
I was able to see all the spots from the pets of the previous owners of the house (eww!). They showed up more faintly than what my dog had recently done, but it was definitely visible. Make sure the room is completely dark and you shouldn't have a problem detecting any spots.
1103985
I have two cats and I have been away for 5 days without a problem. That is the maximum amount of time I've ever left the cats (with food too, as they have unlimited access) without someone to check in. I do always leave a spare bowl of water nearby just in case they need more. And you'll need to add water as soon as you return.
1884699
I had no success with this deterring our cat at all. He just found it interesting. I put it outside (in a protected area) to deter the neighbor's cat from using our yard as his litter box...equally unsuccessfully. Maybe it works better on dogs?
1946532
I don't know. I know that during a bad storm mother checked on her cats, they were in the Kitty Tube and a possum was in a box next to it.
992768
Mine is in my attic but the dog/cats don't seem to notice it. I can only hear a faint click if I really listen by attic access.
291585
The regular Loc8tor to my knowledge has no way to update the software. Myself I have no problem with the regular Loc8tor. I have three cats which are all indoor and outdoor cats and to date I have had no problems locating my cats when I need to. The Plus I just have no knowledge about. I've had it now for about six months.
1677201
Both my cats and the cat cave are inside. If u r trying to help stray cats which I do I have an outside cat house with a heated pad inside. U can find them online. I think Groupon goods had one recently