Can this themometer be used for cats?
2004214
I've never used mine on my cat so I don't know. Your vet can answer that question better than I can.
633074
I don't know. Fortunately my cat is well behaved and I've not had to test it that way.
60186
Yes it can but it honestly depends on if the cat has nails and how good of a climber he or she is. I hope this was able to answer your question.
913391
I would say yes you can. Cats nails are similar to dogs and if you can see the quick in your cats nails these will be very easy to use.
1939388
Anything that moves within the sensor range will set off the alarm that is the whole point of a motion sensor. Yes it is sensitive to small animals, som cats are pretty big when they stretch out. So, my answer is yes, yes yes. good luck. You do have the option of pointing the sensor where the cants won't be if you have location in your home or garage like that. Hope this helps. PS I love the motion detectors over the window alarms as you can cover so much more space with one unit and easier to install.
861988
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.
126483
Hard to say. We purchased ours for a medium size blind dog. If your cat sits tall they may be able to see.
997425
Seems like this thermometer measures temp in any subjects, I don't see why it couldn't be used on dogs
1271123
I bought this for my cat and quickly returned it. My cat is just impossible to groom, so we have our Vet groom her under anesthesia now. Did not use it long enough to determine temperature. Sorry I can't help.
490854
This detects squirrels on the front porch, so I would expect it would work for cats. The detector can be mounted and masked to detect motion only in a particular area.
1360903
The unit is quite responsive to movement near it. You may need to do an experiment with your cats to find out for sure, by using the chime function on the unit.
1743057
I don't think so. Sorry.. Not 100% sure because I gave it away when my dog would not use it. I think it's better for a cat.
1342390
I had a diabetic cat and I used a "human" blood glucose meter. I can't imagine why you couldn't use this one or any other, though getting one that uses the smallest blood drop possible will help. You take the blood from their ears. Just make sure you understand what is high sugar for a cat; the numbers are different than for humans as I recall. I'm sure the numbers are online somewhere or your vet could tell you.There are a bunch of YouTube videos on how to take a cat's blood sugar reading: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=blood+glucose+meter+cat&oq;=blood+glucose+meter+cat&gs;_l=youtube.12..0l5j0i5l5.66.14454.0.20015.8.2.0.0.0.0.15480.15480.9-1.1.0...0.0...1ac.1.11.youtube.WYxeeEWjtEoAlso see http://www.sugarcats.net/sites/harry/bgtest.htm I had a diabetic cat and I used a "human" blood glucose meter. I can't imagine why you couldn't use this one or any other, though getting one that uses the smallest blood drop possible will help. You take the blood from their ears. Just make sure you understand what is high sugar for a cat; the numbers are different than for humans as I recall. I'm sure the numbers are online somewhere or your vet could tell you.There are a bunch of YouTube videos on how to take a cat's blood sugar reading:... » Read More I had a diabetic cat and I used a "human" blood glucose meter. I can't imagine why you couldn't use this one or any other, though getting one that uses the smallest blood drop possible will help. You take the blood from their ears. Just make sure you understand what is high sugar for a cat; the numbers are different than for humans as I recall. I'm sure the numbers are online somewhere or your vet could tell you.There are a bunch of YouTube videos on how to take a cat's blood sugar reading: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=blood+glucose+meter+cat&oq;=blood+glucose+meter+cat&gs;_l=youtube.12..0l5j0i5l5.66.14454.0.20015.8.2.0.0.0.0.15480.15480.9-1.1.0...0.0...1ac.1.11.youtube.WYxeeEWjtEoAlso see http://www.sugarcats.net/sites/harry/bgtest.htm « Show Less
117325
the scaler works, but will your cat sit still is another problem... i have a dog, so i wouldn't know.. hope this answers your question..
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.
1582207
Yes. I purchased mine for that reason. To monitor which one of my cats was urinating in inappropriate places.
747274
I don't think so, only when it's below freezing. Plug it in outside & as soon as it gets cold you'll know for sure if it's working. Great item for my feral porch kitties