Is cord wrapped to prevent chewing?
599883
The cord on this pad is just like any electrical cord. My cats have not bothered it at all.
599884
It's a heavy cord, but not wrapped. Have not experienced any problems with chewing, used 5 months.
599885
The cord is thick but if an animal is a "chewer", I think there would be a problem. Mine is used for my 19 yr. old cat so chewing is not an issue.
599886
Yes. It also protects from sharp bends in very cold weather. I have 3 of these that I have had for years. They are in my community cat winter shelters. The cats love them. They keep the cats feet dry and warm. An the cats have never let a mouse in my house.
599887
Yes. I did not have any problems with my ferel cat bothering the cord. She loved it and we feel it was definitely worth the cost.
599888
Hi Mark, You have posted this question to a product that is only a heating pad COVER. It has no cord. the product it is meant to cover (by K&H;) does indeed have a cord that is wrapped for the first ~12 inches.
177506
Wrapped, but other items besides bread like chips or plastic flatware. I have it to make sure a mouse or a roach isn't crawling around on things I eat or eat with.
1031584
No, it's non-toxic but I wouldn't put it in your mouth because it's intentionally foul tasting and has an extremely foul scent that goes away after it has been exposed for about two weeks. It worked for my cat as she won't chew it but I also recommend some cheaper split cable cover that isn't scented but helps prevent damage to cords by being tough. Kitty would need a utility knife to get through the critter cord as it is tougher than even the cable cover is. Just beware the heads of your electronics are still tempting for kitty and she can chew the heads off if you leave the plug in easy reach. No, it's non-toxic but I wouldn't put it in your mouth because it's intentionally foul tasting and has an extremely foul scent that goes away after it has been exposed for about two weeks. It worked for my cat as she won't chew it but I also recommend some cheaper split cable cover that isn't scented but helps prevent damage to cords by being tough. Kitty would need a utility knife to get through the critter cord as it is tougher than even the cable cover is. Just beware the heads of your electronics are still tempting for kitty and she can chew the heads off if you leave the plug in easy... » Read More No, it's non-toxic but I wouldn't put it in your mouth because it's intentionally foul tasting and has an extremely foul scent that goes away after it has been exposed for about two weeks. It worked for my cat as she won't chew it but I also recommend some cheaper split cable cover that isn't scented but helps prevent damage to cords by being tough. Kitty would need a utility knife to get through the critter cord as it is tougher than even the cable cover is. Just beware the heads of your electronics are still tempting for kitty and she can chew the heads off if you leave the plug in easy reach. « Show Less
1813144
There is a cord with a plug. You can buy a cover for the cord to improve the appearance.
1308507
We have rabbits, and they can chew through anything that isn't metal. Buy rabbit wire and protect your wire bundle by keeping them away from it.
2206923
One solution that we've used to keep any of the pets chewing cords is to swipe a little bit of Vick's Vapor Rub on the cord. Since animals smell things much better than humans, you barely need to use any. (You could even wipe the cord with a paper towel afterwards and they can still smell the menthol.)
157464
The fish thing you can use to wrap your earphone cord to keep it from tangling. Not sure that's what it is intended for though.
1771089
There is velcro on the back of the tube. You can put the plugs through in their proper places then seal the velcro seam.
1510015
The cord is wrapped with wire. You would have to have a pretty determined animal, like a rat, to chew through the wire to the cord. My cats dont bother with it, at all.
469751
the manufacturer recommends that it is completely uncoiled before you use it. i suspect it is due to the heat a cord may create, but i am not sure.
1454584
Yes. The black parts of the outlet cover are rubber inserts that can be removed to allow wire to pass through a closed cover. You can leave the rubber off or cut them to fit the thickness of your cord and slide it onto the lid for a finished and sealed look.
1061478
Mine sits sort of loosely, so when one went to chew it would come off I suspect. Many regions have dental assistance plans. Look around more widely you may find one? Good luck. This ain't the solution sadly.
1037950
Not at all. I'ts braided wire and there are caps at the end so no sharp points. I wouldn't let them chew on them though!
1116743
No, it is a long cord that you hand wrap. We don't like retractable cords as they tend to break with in months of purchase of the appliance. We were just talking about the strength of the suction this vacuum has compared to our last of this same brand and model. It is a fantastic vacuum.
1555254
Yes, it is very flexible and is made of plastic but has ridges to keep the cats from chewing on it. I use it for my computer cords and it keeps them off.
836155
Yes, Bread needs to be wrapped. Please read my review and save your $$ for a better product !!!
165061
The cord isn't too thick. It's like a medium size thickness, not to thin to snap but not too thick that its noticable. Mine hasn't snapped, so I think it depends on the wear and tear of the material. I hope this helps.