does it attract the attention of pets---cats, dogs--when used indoors. Like sniffing or eating?
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It has a really nice scent, I think, but my cat showed no interest in it at all.
1342592
I'm not sure about cats, but I know it worked very well for chipmunks. To me, it smelled like a combination of citrus and licorice. From my experience, cats dislike the scent of citrus. As an alternative, I've heard of people slicing limes and placing those in their garden to ward off cats. Good luck!
1474406
No. I put this collar on my five cats right away and it works. The collar doesn't smell or bother the cats. I have bathed them with the collar on and it still works.
765490
I do not have cats, but my dogs never interact with the product. The spaces I have used this for are too small for either cats or dogs.
1884698
I think it would work for that. The cats are nimble and light on their feet, so they don't set it off. A dog should cause a lot more vibration moving around. Just be sure to remember to turn it off before you sit down to the table yourself. It can get annoying.
674825
My cat didn't care for it at first, but mixed right in the food and he didn't even notice. I don't think had a strong smell, as for taste it's for pets so I have no clue.
1436505
I use it frequently now and in the past we have used just about every odor remover around. (We have always had lots of dogs, cats, and grandchildren.) I would recommend giving it a try.
459605
You can only smell it if you stick your nose in it. It isn't bothersome for humans at all. Just for the critters it is suppose to repel.
20946
Nope. My cat caught on how to use the door faster than one of my dogs. I like that, but if you have a strictly indoor cat, it won't work.
874198
As far as the smell, I've never noticed a smell, of course I've never gotten my nose right down in it. The taste, I don't know, never tried it. I will say that this stuff is great, the dogs (and my cat), shed MUCH less, and makes their coats very soft and shiny. My little short haired black dachshund's coat just gleams.
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No pets should be affected at all. My cat pays no attention to the device at all. Friends of mine with dogs say the same. These devices have no affects on the animals at all. Hope this answers your question and helps you.
1712264
Yes! The spray form is used for dogs because cats hate sprays.(I think the sound of something being sprayed sounds to them like another cat hissing!)There is another type bottle available with this same product in it, but it has a dabber-type top that won't bother a cat when it is being applied. Just search amazon for the same stuff but add "cats" and it should pop up.
140908
The powder does have a distinctive odor (kind of fishy), but I only notice it when I sprinkle it on wet food. Of course a cat's sense of smell is better than mine. I think she will probably eat it since she won't really know it's there.
710595
To be honest with you I never saw any difference in my cats behavior. However all cats do not react the same to stimulants. My opinion would be to give it a try as a treat for positive reinforcement when the dog is in the room.
1448646
That depends on how sensitive your pets are. My cats see the vacuum come out and they leave the room. The dog prefers to go outside. It is probably average on noise. They don't freak out but they don't want to be near it either.
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I cannot speak for cats but it does a great job eliminating any dog odor. My sister is very alergic to dogs, i put that in her room when she came for a visit and she had no alergy problems of any kind.
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YES & YES to both questions. It is the best product for cat smell. You can even spray this into the litterbox and cats don't even disapprove. You can add it to laundry such as cat beds, blankets etc. I spray the pet carrier so not to cause conflict from other animals. You will not be disappointed!