If I have this outside, will it affect my cat inside?
1111429
I have neighbor cats that don't seem to mind. Since I can't hear the frequency it sends out, I really don't know if they hear or not. Don't point it at your house/where cats are, instead point in direction of the problem animals and AWAY from your home. I understand some animals effected and some are not....( just like people ) :)
264324
Interesting question... We have a cat but I've never had issue to use it. I can only say that I will try it for that situation should it happen.
2061916
It depends on the cat. A real feral cat might want to see what might be approaching. Try facing the Tube away from the wind or putting it in a sheltered spot. I think as long as there is a good escape path the barrier would be fine. Good luck
393275
Thanks for asking this. I have allergies and cannot have a cat attached to my bedding. I hope it can it be removed somehow so I can attach it to something outdoors.
198896
Yes, the cat would most likely be safe. The fan has no blades and is very lightweight. It rotates softly and easily so if the cat does knock it over, it should be safe. Good luck!
2120598
No. For that, you want to buy a spray called Boundary Indoor/Outdoor Cat Repellent. They also have a powder form.
1188116
It's a very good possibility your cat will set it off. My dog set mine off and it was a little bit higher than that. It detects heat not movement.
223750
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.
57853
As long as the pad and cord is in good condition, I don't think there should be an issue. I have a plastic Kitty Tube house with foam insulation and bedding. The mat gets warm, but maintains a safe temperature. I highly recommend the mat, it was literally a lifesaver for the feral cat(s). Thinking about buying a second one this fall.
1619795
probably not in day but at night yes. It will glow somewhat. If you are smelling urine outside I am guessing it is actually a male cat marking territory. So you will find traces up on posts, car tires, edge of steps etc. not actually on the ground. I doubt it could be anything else outside. Good luck
756097
I imagine that a cat who is stressed and wants to get out might eventually rip through the mesh. I have never experienced any damage to it. But I must say that I generally remain in the vicinity of the 'funhouse', especially so while the cat gets used to it.
1273180
Yes your cat will be very safe and will not be able to escape, has a clip down on outside so you cat will be unable to open it from in side.
1361744
Chances are it will fall off. I would not use it outdoors unless the cat is kept to a certain area so you can find the camera easily. I would also advise keeping your cat indoors. Recent studies have that free ranging cats kill3.7 billion birds annually. The government is adopting a catch and euthanize policy for free ranging cats.
2232373
No, the cord is for indoors. My cats love them! I wish now I would have gotten them sooner. Now, if you could add an outdoor extension cord and the cord that is attached does not get wet, then it could work outdoors. Again, you have to make sure it dos not come into contact with any water.
2265589
I have not personally had an issue with fleas after using the 'funhouse' outside. However, we always treat for fleas in the warmer months, because the chance that a cat will pick up fleas outside is always a probability.
819855
funny you should ask that- I have 2 cats as well, and I love them like crazy- I only use this product on my sport coats- and i spray them outside, and then usually hang on my shower rod. I wouldn't just douse your apartment/house in this stuff, but you can protect your garments with it- I just wouldn't lay it on the floor where your cats could get to it. In all likelihood, they would be repelled by the smell of it, but why take a chance. And I would wait to wear a garment a couple of days after spraying, just to be safe. If you really have nice wool and/or silk garments, I promise you moths will find them and feast. They especially love silk.
1512157
Depends on the cat. Otherwise not easily it will after a while tho. The cat will most likely get stuck in the material then rip it open when trying to claw at it.