Is this good as a repellant for cats?
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I think the repellant you are looking for is a combination of lemon oil and eucalyptus oil. 10 drops lemon to 20 euc. In a quart spray bottle. Lemon eucalyptus oil is its own plant. There is another combination of rosemary, lavender, orange oil, and vinegar? You can google it. It is in Wiki-how
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I doubt it. I used it in a recipe for natural bug repellant. I sprayed it all over me everyday during the days I worked in the yard and I have 2 cats and they didn't seem to be bothered by it. They never failed to sit in my lap.
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Have never used it for a cat, but if he/she goes on pads I would think this would help keep your floor protected. There is a "Housebreaking Spray" to spray to attract a dog. I wonder if it would help let your cat adjust to the pad being on the tray if needed. Not sure the spray is for cats. Hope it works for you!
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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.
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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.
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It's not that strong to me. If you drop the pill in the back of your cats mouth their not really going to smell it.
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Sorry for being so late with an answer but I think a lot of the reviews already confirmed it, too: yes. My friends with cat allergies have commented on having far less issues when visiting since we use this during their visits
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Ira - I don't know if it will work for outdoor cats. That stuff smelled so vile that I threw it away without even opening the can. I had the can double bagged in zip-lock bags and put it in a cabinet, and the smell still permeated almost everything in the cabinet, and I had to throw away a lot of stuff. Good luck if you get it. And you will need to find a good way to store it, but I don't know what that would be. Nick
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no! not from my experiences . my cat likes the smell and it does not seem to deter him in any way . moth ball might work cats hate their smell .
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Unless your cat is a lion, I believe that it wil be strong enough. This was used to prevent raccoons from entering patio. It worked!
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I have not try on my cats. So Im not sure. As long as it's not going to be toxic to them, because they like to leak a lot.
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I bought it to repel aley cats from my driveway. There are some signs of diminished presence but I don't swear by the effectiveness of the gadget. It is supposed to cover a specific area, if your cats stay out I hope it works for the dog. Less poop to deal with is always nice.
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Yes but it did not work on my cat. She was still jumping quickly and biting and scratching. How very frustrating for us and her! The only thing I liked about it was the smell and the safer aspect of it. Glad that I got it at the add on price that didn't cost a lot, but its still wasted money that is hard to come by, if it doesn't work for me.. I'm so tired of buying things that don't work. Sigh.
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Yes it is but unfortunately it does not work on my cat. It does not dry for a really long time.
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I never thought to use it on my cats. I would imagine that it does. I am going to try it!
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It worked for my cat. He didn't resoil the area after I used it, and cats usually will. It says on the label that it gets rid of the pheromones that attract pets to resoil.
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I use it for a very nervous, jumpy cat. It works for that, but I've had no problems with spraying so I don't know.
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Don't know about cats, but it sure works to help quiet my dogs. I only use it when they are being extra noisy, as my Collie is supersensitive to it and it makes her too nervous.