Is this safe to have around pets? I have a curious cat.
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We would recommend to keep the bait stations in an area that is not accessible to pets.
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I don't have a cat, but I don't see any reason a cat would be afraid of the product. It is basically a light, which attracts fleas, suspended over a sticky pad.
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I don't think this is a safe toy for animals. It's very fragile and breakable. A cat could easily chew off a leg and swallow or choke on it.
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My advice is to NEVER, EVER leave a string-type toy unattended with your cats!! A friend of mine did just that, and came home to a cat who strangled himself. Cat people should already know this. NEVER EVER. I store all of our string-type toys in the closet when we are not around.
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I would recommend just leaving it on as it is all natural just Lavender & Chamomile n will not harm them at all. It works great for that! Is your cat a little older? Also try playing with kitty before bedtime. I use them all the time and order the 3-packs on line which is cheaper and well worth the small price each month - especially when it works. Don't be shocked when powder comes off of the collar onto the kitty that is normal. I usually wipe some off of their fur and leave some still on the fur. Leave the collar on though.
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Yes, it' safe. Not sure how effective it is though! It is no longer effective on my animals :(
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My pet is a small dog and it works very well. I put it in her drinking water. I would put a few drops on something your cat will eat - fish or cream cheese. Don't be afraid to use too much - 4 drops would be fine. It isn't a narcotic and won't dramatically knock your cat out. It takes the edge off. I also like a product called Composure.
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I am only guessing here because I cannot be 100% sure, but I used it around both of my cats and both of my dogs (I have 2 of each!) and they were all completely fine. (Try keeping 4 animals off the carpet... an impossible feat in itself) I am assuming it is totally safe. :)
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Cat will be able to go under it and possibly scratch it to pieces. This is more for insect protection
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I think it would be OK. One of my cats had some sort of accident on it--throw up or worse--and it did not go through to the floor. The only think is you have to be careful carrying it if you take it to clean it, as it is open on both ends.
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my Vet said it is calming it would not hurt my cat. I don't think it has an immediate affect you may have to give it to your cats for a couple of days
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I am inclined to think that it would be perfectly safe for your dog. If you have any concerns about this, they are better addressed by a veterinarian.
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Absolutely, they are pet safe. They don't bother my cats at all. I put one in each bathroom. one in the kitchen and one in the laundry room. They have worked amazingly well here in Florida where bugs are everywhere. Good luck. Linda
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Absolutely, they are pet safe. They don't bother my cats at all.I put one in each bathroom. one in the kitchen and one in the laundry room.They have worked amazingly well here in Florida where bugs areeverywhere. Good luck. Linda
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The label says "for dogs", but it does not say it can't be used on cats. I would think it was safe , but maybe they make them for cats as well. I would use them. But ask a vet if you aren't sure.
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I don't see why not... our cat would bat it around - he's not a chewer and this is hard plastic - not something they can carry off in their mouths. I haven't even thought of that this as an idea, but I bet my cat would love it too! I gave it as a gift for my nephew and haven't tried it with our cat. You can always give it a go to see what the cat does, and return it if the cat loses interest or is scared off by it - these toys move pretty quick. Not sure on battery life, so it may be more of a cat toy that you would turn on and off when you're home to monitor it to save on batteries and pet safety at the same time. I don't see why not... our cat would bat it around - he's not a chewer and this is hard plastic - not something they can carry off in their mouths. I haven't even thought of that this as an idea, but I bet my cat would love it too! I gave it as a gift for my nephew and haven't tried it with our cat. You can always give it a go to see what the cat does, and return it if the cat loses interest or is scared off by it - these toys move pretty quick. Not sure on battery life, so it may be more of a cat toy that you would turn on and off when you're home to monitor it to save on batteries and pet... » Read More I don't see why not... our cat would bat it around - he's not a chewer and this is hard plastic - not something they can carry off in their mouths. I haven't even thought of that this as an idea, but I bet my cat would love it too! I gave it as a gift for my nephew and haven't tried it with our cat. You can always give it a go to see what the cat does, and return it if the cat loses interest or is scared off by it - these toys move pretty quick. Not sure on battery life, so it may be more of a cat toy that you would turn on and off when you're home to monitor it to save on batteries and pet safety at the same time. « Show Less
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That is not good news! We use it on our dog who is outside a lot and exposed to ticks. The cat is an indoor cat but he could always picksomething up from the dog. Guess we won't order that again.Did you contact the company? That shouldn't be happening.