I need a spray that will keep my ferral cats off the outdoor cushions, will this work?
830223
I'm not so sure about keeping them physically off the cushions, but it will help with them marking that area. Since it's outside, you will need to apply it more frequently or it will fade quickly and the marking will pick back up without the reapply. I haven't noticed this keeping my outdoor cat away from the sprayed areas, it's only keeping him and the neighborhood cats from marking the areas.
1357418
It's not made for application on dogs or cats. The bottle lists fleas. My experience with this product would suggests it's for outdoor flying bugs only and even with them you must use a lot and often.
757269
youd need a few of them to cover the area. But yes, if it covers the area and a cat puts pressure on it by standing or touching, it should alarm and scare them off.
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.
1568432
Go with spayed/neutered barn cats. We had a mice family that moved into our grill. We bought this and peppermint oil; neither worked. We just keep the grill cover open constantly.
2120598
No. For that, you want to buy a spray called Boundary Indoor/Outdoor Cat Repellent. They also have a powder form.
519584
Have never used it for a cat, but if he/she goes on pads I would think this would help keep your floor protected. There is a "Housebreaking Spray" to spray to attract a dog. I wonder if it would help let your cat adjust to the pad being on the tray if needed. Not sure the spray is for cats. Hope it works for you!
242056
I don't think it will help you. It will only deter timid animals like deer or squirrels. Bobcats are more aggressive animals and the ultrasonic sound will not have much effect. I suggest you try one of the items that others here recommend.
1578344
It's made from tree sap, so it's a golden brown. If you apply it thickly enough to the area where the kids grab onto the tree to climb, it should work as a deterrent. It's very sticky and messy. You may want to put up a little warning sign, just as a courtesy. I use it to keep the neighborhood cats off the top of my wood fence, and it works beautifully. They don't like to get their paws sticky. And they can't read. ;)
525094
It did not deter my cats from anything. It was useless. Get some metal tape from any hardware store and apply it to the wood on your garage door. They aren't going to bite through that!
240760
It works at keeping my cats out. Also keeps me out when I forget to slide it out of the way. I would say yes for your dog although mine has never tried.
2120596
Well, no, probably not. You should look into an actual repellant, like the type designedto keep pets out of flower beds. Amazon stocks several of these.
65746
feral tom cats will spray on this type of fabric and you will never get the smell out. Actually I have used the covered litterboxes and thrown old towels or rags in for outside cats for shelter
631572
Victor, I could not get this gadget to work at all. I had it installed facing direct East sun. I ended up trashing it just before I moved from my former home. It just did not keep stray dogs, skunks, raccoons, cats, mice, etc. off my property.
1873983
The folks that make the very effective (against felines, that is) informed me that one of the ingredients is some natural oil that staved off garden creatures. I tried this stuff and no effect. I sprayed along fence lines and near travel areas but it dissipates quickly, in my coastal area, at least. i would not purchase this again. The triangles do work though.
1306956
There is a separate product that is a cat repellant that discourages them from scratching on specific surfaces. The Feliway wipes are designed to provide a scent that calms the cat and makes cats feel they're in a familiar, secure place.If you used it to discourage scratching , I think it wouldn't work due to creating scent of familiar place, and cats tend to scratch in a familiar place.The cat scratching repellant works better. I've trained my cat not to scratch places with it.
767429
This stuff is a sprinkle application that you would need to apply to the areas you want mice NOT to go. I used under my house along the edges and reapplied often and it did seem to help. I think it would work the same way if you put it in your car. This item has a VERY strong mint odor.