Does it trap cat hair that might be circulating through the air?
1980339
Yes and no. It catches some but it tends to build up on the back. and has to be cleaned off, vacuumed or picked off with a kleenex regularly, no household air purifier could, maybe an very large industrial one could. It traps the dander and smaller things. I have two cats a long hair and a short hair, My long hair sheds badly due to a skin condition. If I don't brush him every day it is a problem. Long and short of it, brushing your cats regularly is the best method of shed control. My Hoover air purifier has gone almost non-stop for about two years and continues to provide great odor control and helps a lot with my breathing and allergies. I do recommend it.
1980340
Yes and no. It catches some but it tends to build up on the back. and has to be cleaned off, vacuumed or picked off with a kleenex regularly, no household air purifier could, maybe an very large industrial one could. It traps the dander and smaller things. I have two cats a long hair and a short hair, My long hair sheds badly due to a skin condition. If I don't brush him every day it is a problem. Long and short of it, brushing your cats regularly is the best method of shed control. My Hoover air purifier has gone almost non-stop for about two years and continues to provide great odor control and helps a lot with my breathing and allergies. I do recommend it. Yes and no. It catches some but it tends to build up on the back. and has to be cleaned off, vacuumed or picked off with a kleenex regularly, no household air purifier could, maybe an very large industrial one could. It traps the dander and smaller things. I have two cats a long hair and a short hair, My long hair sheds badly due to a skin condition. If I don't brush him every day it is a problem. Long and short of it, brushing your cats regularly is the best method of shed control. My Hoover air purifier has gone almost non-stop for about two years and continues to provide great odor... » Read More Yes and no. It catches some but it tends to build up on the back. and has to be cleaned off, vacuumed or picked off with a kleenex regularly, no household air purifier could, maybe an very large industrial one could. It traps the dander and smaller things. I have two cats a long hair and a short hair, My long hair sheds badly due to a skin condition. If I don't brush him every day it is a problem. Long and short of it, brushing your cats regularly is the best method of shed control. My Hoover air purifier has gone almost non-stop for about two years and continues to provide great odor control and helps a lot with my breathing and allergies. I do recommend it. « Show Less
165332
I have two cats and a dog. It does attract some hair but is easily removed with a damp washcloth or lint brush.
465299
I would imagine it would. I have been picking up long hair cat hair but it is picking up hair that I couldn't even see with the naked eye. It really works better then I expected.
289109
I don't know, but if the hair is floating, it will not. It only goes along the walls and floors. The net in the canister will probably hold most hair, but some May get through to the pools filter.
1718009
I don't have a cat so I can't answer the question, but the vacuum has excellent suction so I would assume it does.
66841
No. It gets the fine hair underneath. I have used it on my lab and a cat who sheds a ton . The cat especially looks so much better!
1334237
The filter collects a large amount of cat hair. When I replaced the first pre-filter I found a lot of dust and pet hair.
285445
I only use clumping litter, but even then there is residue on paws that track. That is what this may helps to catch. I don't think it would matter if the cat had long hair.
2076240
No. It is for catching hair and what not from going in your drain and clogging your pipes.
1182029
We use it on our long haired cat to remove matted fur. Worked just fine and cat didn't seem to mind it as it is pretty quiet. I would recommend you try it.
1172756
I don't have pets, but it does tend to attract some dust/hair. I could see it attracting a fair amount of pet hair.
548494
It does seem to trap smells. And if your cat misses the mark you have to clean it up fast or it is really smelly.
2125372
Yes. Because it scoops. Each time it would endure a clean box each time the cat went to u see e it
298580
I have a cat and she has a lot of hair. You find her hair on the furniture, the beds, the floor...all over the house. This has worked great for picking up her hair. The only thing is that the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser´s charge doesn´t last long. You have to charge it every 15 minutes. I am very happy with it.
149678
It works really well. I have a cat and the hair sometimes clings to the filter but it is easily removed with a tooth brush.
1554594
Im not sure I'm guessing that it would depend on what kind of carpet it is, Shag carpet I would guess not but I have carpeting that has a very short pile to it and it gets out dog can cat hair with no problem, I use the powered attachment that comes with it. Hope I helped
1519231
This attachment has a lot of power and the brush rotates so it should do well in picking up cat hair. My concern would be in corners, etc. but you could use the crevice attachment for that.