I have an indoor cat. Does any know the range of this and whether my door and window will block the sound for my indoor cat.
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Not sure on that but face the device outward from your house and all I can say is test it out? Have your cat near the device in your home that's facing the other way and c if it scrams?
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So far it keeps the outside cats at bay and doesn't really affect my inside kitty. Works great for me!!!
888666
i would say no, because it works with a sensor and if you will have a door between a can and this device, how it will sens a cat?
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It is a high pitched beep/buzz repeating at intervals (I've never timed the intervals). No, I don't think you will be able to hear it indoors with the windows closed. I can't hear mine and it is approximately 20 feet from my front windows. Believe me, the noise is practically unnoticeable and the results are great!
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I have a 1000 sq ft house and I can clearly hear it throughout the house, even when interior doors are shut. I can not hear it outside the house though, I'll probably need to add another speaker for outside. Its a cool doorbell though, its great to see guests reactions when they press the button and the doorbell "moo's" :)
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The unit is quite responsive to movement near it. You may need to do an experiment with your cats to find out for sure, by using the chime function on the unit.
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I ended up returning mine because I couldn't get it to work. It only barked when someone INDOORS walked by it but never when someone OUTDOORS did, even though I had it behind the window, as well. I just don't think it works well at all
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Probably... but that isn't a bad thing since if it were a real dog your cat would probably set him/her off too. Ours is situated in an area and when we pass it barks, but I don'[t mind since a real dog might too. If you put it where your animal doesn't go then it should not be an issue..there is a limit to the range. Also I saw where someone put a metal plate behind it so it would not pick up movement inside their house. That's an option.
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Cat's ears are very, very different from people. My first instinct is this would be a very bad idea. Please, for the sake of your cat, do serious research before considering it.
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It's pretty noisy on third setting. I use that for white noise to drown out the cats playing at night. It depends however, you might be able to find a louder one for your needs.
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Hi J. Weakly, I tried to move a little under 20 feet away, clear hallway, no wall or obstruction, and it still played very clearly. I tried going inside a room directly across the living room and it cuts off. All in all, the distance for this one is excellent, just no room to room wall obstructions.
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My is mounted on the inside of the door and it is certainly loud enough to here throughout the house. It produces a good sound. It would depend on how soundproof your door is.
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If it's right next to your window and it's open, yes you'll be able to hear it, even at the low setting. But more than 20 feet away with the window closed, you won't.
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No, it will not bother the cats. I tried the whistle on our barking neighbor dog and it would quiet him down, but for less than a minute. Then he was back to barking again. This is a training whistle; a very good training whistle, but not a silencer.
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It worked for my cat who would wake me up at 4am...I put on floor by my bedroom door...I think it's the sound that scares them...it works great on my dog too, who would come in room and bother us if there were thunderstorms... The product says you can get like 200 sprays out of a can...I don't believe that, the can was empty within a week...I reordered more ...these has last longer but my animals won't go near room now just by them seeing it on the floor so its not spraying as much...my own leg sets it off more than the animals..lol..I have gotten good at high steppen around/over it...hope this helps you!!
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I know they have videos out of it so I think it depends. My cat doesn't. She watches it but she doesn't like getting within two feet of it. She's afraid of the vacuum as well so I think it's the noise.
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I assume you mean a through wall or window unit. Yes it should absorb sound however you have louver where the air blows into the room which will allow the units noise to transfer into the room. You aren't going to make the unit whisper quiet but it might bring some of the noise floor down. Certainly cheap enough to give it a shot.
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It's about average to me. I live with two cats and it doesn't seem to bother them. The initial sounds when first started is the loudest but as the food is grounded (in a matter of seconds) the loudness subsides. Certain foods will be louder others i.e. bananas, avocados, dates vs coffee beans, seeds, nuts, ice etc. It works very fast. I can't say I've ever needed to run it longer than a minute or 2. I have liked it enough to buy one for my 73 yr old dad. He uses his daily and has vastly improved his health because of it. Hope this info helps.