Does it attract cats?
507031
Heck yes it does! I was confused why my cats kept sniffing me after I sprayed this on -- then I read the ingredients and I saw catnip! Not a big deal, though -- they were just interested, but they didn't try to lick it off of me.
507032
No, not that I noticed. I go to the dollar store and buy cheap tea candles. I put a few drops on the tea candle before lighting it. Saves huge on citronella candles. I also mix it with witch hazel and spray it on my horses for a fly repellent.
507033
NO! I have cats and they are not interested. As far as big cats in the wild, it is my experienced opinion that you as a human would attract them more than the scent. Bobcats, cougars, mountains lions are reclusive and shy. There is not enough of the catnip in there to attract them... I am outdoors most of the time , in back country areas and have never been concerned and it really works as far as keeping the insects away... Wildtroutwoman
1752167
Yes...my cats love it too..sure does get all that hair out just don't push hard go easy..
167222
Nope! my 2 cats used to love scratching litter mats, so i had to constantly buy new ones. After i bought this mat, my cats just stopped catching! I've had it for almost 3 months now and it is still sturdy as new and it works wonderfully.
342892
Yes, my cat loves it. If I put one of her cat toys in it she will dig around and reach in the holes to get it too.
1595392
Hi. Thanks for your question. My kitten was 9 months when I started using it so I am not 100% sure. The same company does have something specifically for small kittens I saw in the pamphlet they included in the litter bag. It is called "kitten attract". I think this product comes with a guarantee too. Hope this helps and congratulations on your new kitten! :)
1284981
No. It didn't work at all with my cats. I used it for months and they just walked right past it.
1833459
I'm not really sure, my cats don't want to have anything to do with it. I was a little disappointed when I received it, it doesn't really do anything to entice.
1309616
They work pretty well. It also depends on the space where you need it. I have four spots that get hit regularly. There is a more enclosed spot at the bottom of stairs, if I don't change it daily, it can have a slight odor. But that also depends on the cat. Some cats have a stronger smell than others.
590318
I think ants could get in it if they were around. Plus, if the cat left any food for a little while, the food in the open slot would sit out, which would attract ants if you already had them. (I haven't had a problem, but I don't have ants. And I only use the product while away for a day or two, not on a daily basis.)
488631
I think so. I have it on my couch, including some wood parts. My cats weren't very attracted to the wood parts though, so I'm not sure.
1566293
I have four cats. They gave it dirty looks for a couple of days but now it does not phase them at all. Our dog never seemed to notice it.
1525341
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 .
1261573
Yes it does. I bought it for my Mom, and she loves it. She also loves cats.
2004761
It's supposed to. Haven't tried it. Helps a lot with my two cats behavior together.
1837299
That was sort of my situation, and it didn't bother my cat or the other cats,, but it did seem to draw predators like foxes. this did not work for me at all. Waste of money. You'd be better off getting the thing that's motion activated and squirts water, then you can aim it away from your cats and the strays will hate it.
1951114
This one has some kind of pheromone to attract the cat and make them happy to use the litter box. My cats are in the box before I can even get it out back in its spot. I love this litter!!
2095445
Hmmm, some cats do not respond to catnip. Two of my cats really like the scratcher and catnip, but one of them does not and prefers a vertical surface scratcher and uses two scratching posts - one with carpet and the other with sisal. There must be something about the feel of the gel mat that attracts your cat. You might want to try a different type of scratcher and put away the gel mat temporarily.