Has anyone used this on a cat?
520559
Not here! Ineffective on a 45# dog. Tricky to put on and remove each time dog needs a walk. Straps under front legs can cause damage to dog if tightened too tight.
520560
Haha that would have to be one large cat seeing how this is meant for a medium sized dog.
2008157
I have 2 cats myself. I have only used it on my cloths and it works really well for me.
1775166
Yes, I have, but my cat is definitely not a lightweight and he scratches on the material as well as where the area where he is supposed to scratch. I have to tell you though that my cat absolutely LOVES this thing. The bottom is too small for him - again big cat, 19" long and 16 lbs - but he loves scratching on it and loves sitting in it. My husband, who is usually skeptical of things like this that I buy, is impressed by how much he loves it. We've had this for at least 6 months so it has definitely worth it.
1970328
I have the same issue with one of my cats. Did you buy this and has it worked for you ?
1584187
I think it could work for a cat because it works based off of the vibration of their vocal chords; for instance, my husband tested it on himself before putting it on our dog. If you were in doubt and want your cat to be able to yowl at his leisure while you're not around, they do make collars that respond instead to a remote control on which you press a button to correct a behavior.
438261
I have not tried it with my cats because they don't scratch the door. However, I do think it is worth a try, the cost is so low and the benefits are great if it does work.
1266293
It says it can be used on cats, but due to other reviews I was hesitant to use it on my three cats. What I ended up doing was putting the liquid in a bowl and dipping a flea comb in it and then combing their fur. This seemed to work and I had no problems with my cats. I hope this helps.
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.
2224449
I have not had any problems using this product on my dog. I just took a couple of days and let him get used to the noise etc. before trying to trim his nails. I suggest you do the same with a cat. Just let the trimmer slowly be smelled and examined by the pet and then let them hear the noise it makes before ever trying to trim the nails.
2096062
I wished I knew that it did. I use this on my Sphynx Hairless cat at the advice of the breeder to remove oils from her body, so she can regulate her body temperature. I always follow up with a inexpensive good smelling shampoo after using it. The odor is a bit strong...though you do get used to it. You also have to be careful you get it rinsed off thoroughly, and that you keep it away from the eyes and mouth. The dirt just rolls off of her body with this product. This is only my personal experience with the product. Believe me, I had and have my concerns using a product that does not list cats as an animal to use it on. A very individual decision, though it works for me. Sorry that this does not answer your specific question.
1266295
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.
85155
I have used it on our inside cat and he is 13 years old. We have not had any issues at all. We do not live in a high Elevation area though. It seems to work though.
1266296
I have used it on my three cats with no adverse affects. I spray it in my hand first then just rub it on their hind end and legs where the flea's tend to congregate. I make sure to get it down to the skin, then take a towel and 'pet' the fur till it's nearly dry. The oil kills on contact so as long as you get it down to the skin, they are good, then wipe off excess. No problems so far.
2217078
You did not leave a lot of information. I have not tried it on a cat but had a cat one time that would get all sorts of balls of hair. I found if one worked the clipper blade all the way to the skin and got under the clots it worked fine. going through the thick wads of hair was not a smooth cut.
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.
1752164
Hi Randy,I think this tool would work really good on cats.I just tried the one i have on the little stray we have running around here.Now keep in mind that i have the one for Large dogs, but im pretty sure the smaller one will work also.I hope this helps
595947
I just looked at my label and it doesn't say anything about using it on cats. Cats lick themselves much more than dogs do. If you're going to use it on a cat, it might be best to get as much of the product off the cat as you can. I'd wipe the cat down with a damp cloth after spraying and detangling.