Will this work for feral cats?
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I doubt it very much. To be sure, I would write or Email the Company. You don't want to leave this stuff lying about outside as it will poison many other animals, not just rodents.
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I bought 2 4 our 5 feral cats.they want fight over it.just gotta heat the pads every few hours.they r very dual able.WalMart pads didn't last long
1284981
No. It didn't work at all with my cats. I used it for months and they just walked right past it.
65748
I think YardStash II for feral cats would be considered overkill. There is so much room it think you would do better with a small pup tent or even a pet shipping crate. I guess you could keep the bottom and flap partially unzipped for access if you are determined to use it.
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Yes. It doesn't work for all cats but in my house it has definitely helped tone down the aggression. It hasn't solved the problem 100% but it has helped. Our vet reports that while it doesn't solve the problem for all of their clients most find that it helps.
885140
I don't know if this will help but I bought a jar of the Cat Attract herbs and have used it in the past on the regular Precious Cat litter. I was using it to train two feral kittens to use a litter box and it was highly successful. I just took a goodly pinch of the Cat Attract herbs and sprinkled it over the top of the regular litter. Doing this might save you some dough--instead of buying the Cat Attract litter.
293005
The same way you set the trap door. I have caught 9 feral cats with this trap. Don't know about other animals if it works for them.
1443656
It should work for this, I have cats and I do see cat hair in my lint trap.
150401
I would think so. We use it for our outdoor cats in a plywood cat house filled with old towels.
761205
Foxes may kill cats on rare occassion, but i doubt the smell of fox urine would spook a feral cat. If a cat wants in your yard or garden, there is very little that will stop it. Some scents may deter cats, but truth be told, successfully deterring cats is easier said than done. It may be worth a shot to try coyote urine, since they are usually a cats worst enemy.
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I am using 2 of these units outdoors to keep the feral cats away. It works like a charm.
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I don't know. I can tell you my part-time outdoor cat warmed up to this scratcher a lot faster than I expected. She gets her outdoor time (not lately since she doesn't like the Michigan cold). If you're out of options, this wouldn't be a terrible thing to try, but I can't promise it'll solve your predicament. Wish I could've helped more. Every cat is unique. Good luck.
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What F Funney says is true. It is made of very cheap plastic, though, especially for the price. There are two "panels" attached to either end of the plastic tube. One has already been blown off- it was only held in place by a small rivet.It works for feral cats, but is far from what I expected.You could probably do better with a wooden crate, if you can find one.
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I have used Feliway spray for that & it worked. However, I bought the plug in to alleviate aggression in a male cat & it really worked for that.
1365090
We just got one for our little semi-feral community, too. They took to it right away. They've had an extra-large cat carrier to sleep in for a few years (most of them were born in that carrier!), which sits under our back porch. We got the igloo because the community grew by one litter of kittens :-) Everyone is spayed/neutered now, so hopefully the community is stable! Hope this worked for your kitties!
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if your kitty has thick fur it would be fine. I wouldn't want to use it on thin furred cats since it is a wire brush.
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It should work. Just make sure the unit is secured so the cat cannot topple the unit. You'll also have to program it to deliver the amount of food you want at each feeding. Also, try to keep the unit in a dry area, my unit was pushed in my pond by a raccoon and was inoperable after that.