Can I use it in our garden's pergola cover (fabric material)? A farrow cat, has destroyed our previews one!
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I put it in my garden because of a stray cat using it as a litter box. I took out a lot of the old dirt, put in new dirt and added mulch along with half the container of Critter Ridder. The next day I saw another cat using it as a litter box.
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This product is just bad! Does not work. They give you so little for so much money and on top of that ... it does not work! They are using the Have-a-heart brand marketing campaign with products that have no heart for the person paying the money to buy the ineffective product
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I don't have cats, but I think if yours still have their claws, they could damage the cover. As you know, once they get a tear started, the rest is history! I have found the cover to be very durable for protecting my bike in a underground parking garage storage area.
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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 used it for my ferret. I think that kittens can tear the mesh up eventually. You might just have to keep an eye out on them while they are in it.
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I don't think it would hold up well in weather. Outside, I would use a tree! My parents have a large cat cage with a huge trunk from an old tree within - the cats love it.
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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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I don't know the answer to that. The package says that it does not protect polyester or acrylic fabrics. You could contact the manufacturer at www.sunguardsunprotection.com
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i live equi-distant from the bay and the ocean. winds are a big part of life. the pergola is standing,still in December. I had to take the fabric down in October and am very sad about that. all else, a good product and worth your money. i am glad for mine.
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See this article on row covers: http://www.gardensalive.com/article.asp?ai=972
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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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Yes and no. No, you cannot wrap it with the material touching the cat. Yes, you can make an air gap heat shield bending the material to shape and securing it to the frame/body approx one inch way from cat in all places.
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I have two and they are on the two sides of my gazebo on my deck. They are attached on the top by Velcro tabs which could possibly wrap around a piece of wood on the top of your pergola if it was not more than 2 inches in diameter. You could bring the tabs over and tack them to the wood. There are 3 ties on each side that could be tied to the top. I like mine a lot for blocking off the sun as it sets in the west. Hope this helped.
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I use this material to cover a kitchen garden window that gets too much sun at certain times of they day. I have in the past got shade screen from nurseries and awning shops to cover a large green house which was more durable than this material.
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While anything is possible, its very doubtful. My cat the escape artist couldn't get her paws up to it, since it is rather thick and wide on a cat. Plus it has a felt like fabric covering.
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I would definitely NOT put in on the grass if you plan on moving it around. We used it on the grass one night for a party and it killed all the grass underneath it. The cover also does allow for burning embers of wood to come through, so be aware that anything nearby can be burned or potentially start on fire.
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We keep ours under a covered pergola. Had it out all winter and still works great. I don't think I would want it completely exposed to the elements. Snow and ice would probably ruin it.
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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