Would this work for cats?
1882231
If your cat is able to jump over the gate. We are only using the gate to keep our dog in the laundry room when we are gone & are not using the extension part of the gate. A cat would not be able to fit through between the bars.
1882232
I think most cats would be able to sneak through the bottom corners. The opening on the bottom corners is a little bit wider. Also, all cats I've ever owned could probably jump over this gate.
1882233
Probably not, the spaces are probably big enough that a cat would squeeze through.
1882234
Only if the cats don't jump, otherwise a cat will be able to jump over this
1882235
I have an average size house cat and I would say NO to your question. I have elevated my gate up so that my dogs can't jump over this thing (the top rail is 40" above the floor instead of ~30") My cat still jumps over it with relative ease. Since I raised the gate up, I had to put a piece of wood below the gate to keep the cat/dogs from going under the gate. This gate isn't going to work unless you have an unfit cat that can't jump
1430607
I don't know about cats. I tried to use it on my dog ( a 12lb Coton) and she hates it . My sister uses it on her 3b poodle and the dog tolerates it (and actually likes it). Good luck.
490854
This detects squirrels on the front porch, so I would expect it would work for cats. The detector can be mounted and masked to detect motion only in a particular area.
1284932
Yes...I had it for pugs but they chewed the bowl. Cats probably wouldn't do that.
801661
not sure, maybe the smaller version.It might be hard to train your cat too.
1284981
No. It didn't work at all with my cats. I used it for months and they just walked right past it.
762826
I think it would still work. Perhaps you could cut the hole higher so that he would have extra space. Cats are quite flexible!! This has worked great for us! The dogs are sad they don't get cat food anymore!!
454783
It depends on the weight if your cat! But I have found that this doesn't even help my cats over 9 lbs. Good luck . I was a Vet. Tech back n the day before all this stuff. DO NOT put on KITTENS!!!!!!!!!!!
1239376
Yes. My daughter used a similar device to groom animals at a primate breeding facility in Florida. Should work on cats just fine.
60184
I think it would absolutely work for a cat! Right now it's able to contain a very active Lab/Retriever mix puppy that we're watching.
961588
I really don't think it would work as well for a cat. Since their faces are smaller it will be easier for them to get down into the spaces.
438258
I would think so but have never had cats. It is very sturdy. Sorry can't help more.
1430606
It says for both dogs and cats. So, yes. I've been using it on my dogs for several months now, and it really works.
4518
I would think so, it works for cats too and they're usually pretty light. I got mine for my Rottie and it worked great! but it has 3 different sensitivity settings so there should b one that works for a little guy too.
2059081
Never used on cats, but it will work. I know cats do not usually like to be sprayed so maybe spray on hands then rub it thru him. It should work very well! Works great on my Beadred Collie that has extremely long,thick hair. For the price it is well worth it! Good Luck!
665680
I've heard from many that it works wonders but it didn't work for my cat at all. Sorry I couldn't be of any help.
1501722
Our puppy's neck is about the size of an average cat's neck and these e-collars are easily adjustable with its drawstring. It would probably stop a cat from reaching the base of the tail but no guarantee and if your cat is really determined this e-collar probably wouldn't be effective 100% of the time. I would give it a try because if it does work it would be worth every penny. It's so much better than a plastic collar in so many ways.