I have a cat who loves to sleep in a window box that is full of dirt. Could I use this mood moss to line the window box with no harm to the cat?
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Yes, it won't hurt the cat at all, he'd probably like it. However, Mood Moss turn golden brown if it's exposed to sunlight, so if there's any sun in that window, it will turn the moss.
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Maybe your cat just likes that the dirt is colder/warmer that the rest of the house. The moss has to be moist and away from direct sun light to stay alive. Besides sink water will kill it. I personally use reverse osmosis water to water it and it works great. Also, the cat might wanna eat it and I don't know if it could get your cat sick. I think that you should use regular lawn grass or cat grass and just cut it short. A lot easier to maintain and safer. Now i don't know if you cat will eve like the change from dirt to grass.
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I have two cats and they never touched it. They often would lie NEAR the container with the moss but they never ate or touched it. So I didn't have any issues. If however you are hoping that the moss would make a comfortable cushion for the cat with less mess than dirt, I don't think it would cause any harm to the cat but I would question if your cat would really appreciate the modification to their current bed.
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It depends on the cat size itself and although one of my cats is really big and its the Turkish angora breed ,but the litter box is suitable for him and with the high edges it prevents them from scattering dirt and litter around the box .
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Yes. I really do love this as it gives the cats shade or sun, and you can have one side down to protect/shade the cat or all sides open. It is easily moved around even with my cat inside. For a temporary use- not to leave them in all the time, it is great. Pretty well constructed. This will be the second year I use it. My cat likes to get into it when I have it inside also.
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Yup - my 1 year old kitty went nuts over the fake dirt stuff but doesn't really care about the fake leaves. I had to get rid of the fake dirt, so now it looks kind of weird, but I'm looking for some fake leaves that hang down lower (and look less fake) so hopefully that will hide the lack of "dirt" in the planter.
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Hi Irene,Sadly this product did not work outside to thwart my neighbors cat who got into using my patio flower boxes. I then tried orange oil, pricey did not work. I ended up fencing these areas. A friend has your same inside problem and put tin foil down and little by little her cat is coming back to the litter box.
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This is great for cats with declawed or not. When you fill it with clumping litter it is deep enough that the cat does not rip the liners. I have not had a problem. clumping happens and the rest of the litter sifts through. place in disposable bag and put in more clumping type litter. I would recomed this product. I found something similar at Walmart but couldnt find them so orderd through amazon.
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I think it would be wasted outside with dew, rain or moisture in the air... You probably need a commercial cat spray for outside shrubs and such... IMHO, I would only use indoors.
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oh no, my dear, that would NOT be a good idea....first of all it would be so very messy and second I doubt that it would help with that particular problem...you best stick to the products that are made specifically for the kitty box....
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I really don't think anything will keep cats from scratching on whatever is in the house, but Oliver seems to be using this scratching post more often and my chair and door facings a lot less. He uses this post a lot more than the cat tree covered in carpet. Since he totally destroyed the small patch of sisel on that tree I figured he like the texture so I purchased this post. Don't know about your cats, but he is choosing this post over other things in the house now. Good luck on whaterver you decide to do about your cats' scratching.
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Absolutely! I use it outside whenever my cats or someone else's cats "mark" territory. Works great. May have to reapply if heavy rains occur within 72 hrs of application.
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I am unfamiliar with the conditions bonsai need to thrive. This creates a humid and tropical type environment if outdoors in sun. I would say it is not cat proof but the plastic outer cover zips all the way down to the ground. A cat could scratch the plastic or possibly fit under the plastic cover from the bottom. I'm sure there is a way to block the bottom though. Otherwise, for the money, I am happy with this greenhouse.
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I really don't know about your cat. We use our soaker to keep squirrels from climbing up the screen around our patio. It is not harmful but they do not like the spray. It shoots out a spray somewhat like the shower. If you sprayed it all in one spot, it would probably make a puddle. If you are trying to give your cat a bath, the cat would probably scratch you and tell you it doesn't like baths. I find it hard to envision what you plan to do. Best advice is send your cat to the vet for a bath and pick up a nice clean cat later. Use your soaker to play water spray games when the weather is hot. I am very allergic to cats! I really don't know about your cat. We use our soaker to keep squirrels from climbing up the screen around our patio. It is not harmful but they do not like the spray. It shoots out a spray somewhat like the shower. If you sprayed it all in one spot, it would probably make a puddle. If you are trying to give your cat a bath, the cat would probably scratch you and tell you it doesn't like baths. I find it hard to envision what you plan to do. Best advice is send your cat to the vet for a bath and pick up a nice clean cat later. Use your soaker to play water spray games when the weather is... » Read More I really don't know about your cat. We use our soaker to keep squirrels from climbing up the screen around our patio. It is not harmful but they do not like the spray. It shoots out a spray somewhat like the shower. If you sprayed it all in one spot, it would probably make a puddle. If you are trying to give your cat a bath, the cat would probably scratch you and tell you it doesn't like baths. I find it hard to envision what you plan to do. Best advice is send your cat to the vet for a bath and pick up a nice clean cat later. Use your soaker to play water spray games when the weather is hot. I am very allergic to cats! « Show Less
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This is really good insulation but you would need to use in inside of the cat box i dont think it would do as outside cover. We have a dog house that we are going to cover with the insulation and then cover it with shingles both are very in expensive and easy to install. A cat needs to have its sleeping area up off of the ground We have a cat and she will not sleep in anything that is not up high and off of the ground.
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I suspect YES. I have no direct experience with cats however. Big trick--I think--would be to train or tell the cat this is your Cat Box without the cat-litter. Good Luck.
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My cats re not mean but this makes them very mellow,so I would think it would help. You might have to give a little larger dose, I have had to during very bad storms.
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I use Aquarium rocks in a two tier litter box. The top tier I drilled over 100 holes (1/2 in apart ). My cat initially wanted to use the old litter box but now he is using it. And I put Orange Dishwashing Liquid in the bottom to mask any urine odor. It does work.
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Hello Bryan Paul I would say no because it is not weather treated and may warp and not be sturdy. After a blowing rain if you do just for when,you need it not to be left out there cats like to scratch and Sun warping might happen