Does this protect cords from pets that like to chew, such as rabbits?
1308505
Yes, I would assume so! I haven't experimented with chewing but this cable organizer is made out of pretty hard plastic.
1308506
It's plastic, like everything else nowadays. If they chew plastic, then they're going to chew on this eventually...if they can reach it. If you need something tougher, then I suggest visiting your local home improvement store (Lowe's or Home Depot) and look in the electrical section for wiring conduit (tubes). There's a variety of types available there.
1308507
We have rabbits, and they can chew through anything that isn't metal. Buy rabbit wire and protect your wire bundle by keeping them away from it.
1418445
I have had 2 different rabbits in mine and they have not chewed on it at all. I assume that if they started to, then you could provide more entertainment for them like toys various treats etc. I use mine especially when they are going to have babies. Works wonderful, hoping to get another.
100153
A rabbit can chew through nearly anything, unfortunately. The inner part is thick hard plastic but I'm pretty sure a rabbit (or other rodent, like rats) could chew through it which would be dangerous, most likely.I would only use this for a rabbit if you could put it under something while using it. Granted... a rabbit is one of the few common pets I have not had. They sometimes chew through wires and cords though so I figure if they decide they want to they'll chew just about anything.
1040408
Yes. My cats also like to chew but they can't get a good grip so no harm to the strings.
473119
I got the product to keep feral cats off my porch. It does work for that if I spray every day. Not sure about rabbits but it's worth a try.
52563
There is a split in the Crittercord that runs the total length of it. After installing I found that wrapping a piece of tape or something similar around each end helps keep the ends of the Crittercord around the wire. Personally, I actually used a small automotive screw clamp like those that would be used on a fuel line. My dogs kept pulling the tape off. I've had good luck with the Crittercord. I have thirteen Bichon Frise's in the house and not one of them has touched the cords since its installation.
1310199
Not really. If they are going to do it your not going to be able to stop it. I did have to buy a second one and my bunny hasn't chewed this one but I put it on against the directions.I pu it on the outside with the bars inside that seems to have curbed the chewing.
647875
For it to be tight you need areas to hook bungee cords. It will not keep a persistent dog back. For my dogs I still must remind them, from time to time, to stay back.
970871
I used these outdoors and they did not hold up to weathering. I think it would not be sufficient to use where pets are concerned. Can you use bungee cords to secure the cages?
807273
I'm sure there is always a possibility of animals chewing thru the line. However, the coating on this wire is extra thick. I'm very impressed with mine so far.
611380
I would think that they would protect from rabbits. I am using them to protect my trees from deer and they have worked very well. Good luck!
601428
This cord size is perfect for lamp cords. This is exactly what I use it for. I have a cat and she has not touched any cord secured by the Critter Cord. I don't know if this will protect a cord from a parrot's beak but for the inexpensive price of buying a cord to try it, would be well worth it for me. Good luck!
2269176
I used it for my cats but I would think that rabbits could chew through it if there was something on the other side that they really wanted to eat. It is heavy plastic-type material. I would use metal wire instead like hardware cloth.
1181943
If you have a dog that chews, don't buy this, or a cat that scratches. I have bought 6 or more of these. Keep them out of traffic walkways because of the seams. But, my dogs use them. Aussie and border collie. I just bought another one from Bed and Bath.
601433
It will protect a lamp cord. I don't know about parrots. A dog "could" chew through it, but the odor is a deterrent. If parrots beaks are as sharp as they look, the answer is probably "yes".
599885
The cord is thick but if an animal is a "chewer", I think there would be a problem. Mine is used for my 19 yr. old cat so chewing is not an issue.
1984291
It will keep a rabbit in. I wouldn't be comfortable about it keeping an aggressive animal out. It kept my little dogs out, but something more aggressive could push the wire in. Plus the wood is soft. I think you would have to run some additional wire around the outside that couldn't be pushed in.