Will this product "light" when critters such as cats and rabbits approach?
1844950
Haven't had that happen--I don't think--but I'm sure it will. Anytime we've been anywhere near light it comes on. An animal should do same thing.
1844951
Ours are up fairly high, so this hasn't happened. I don't know what would happen f the light was on the ground.
1682676
Per the manufacturer, no. It bounces up and down against the walls if placed on the floor and sideways if hung sideways. That said, I put the 2 of the product next to heat vents (1 per vent) on the floor with the idea of seeing whether it might work that way. As far as I can tell, it did. No sound of critters after that.
2059343
No, it's not overly bright. Just right. My corycats that are very light shy still stay out and absolutely come to life in the moonlight. Yet it's visually appealing, doesn't appear dim at all.
611379
We have a lot of rabbits in our area (rural downstate Illinois) and the tree guards work fine. I think you would want to be sure the bottom of the guard is firmly against the soil.
834985
If the dog is tall over 16 inch's yes it will set of light. Also depends on how low or high you set the head of the motion detector in feet from the house or where ever you have it mounted.
286710
I doubt it. Rabbits are raised and dispatched for food not for their feet (which are inedible but make mighty fine cat toys).
1309466
Our cats realized very quickly that there motions activated the light. No doubt your dog will do the same.
2246785
Susan H, I saw in reviews I had read that others had used them for rabbits. We are using the two for a front yard stray cat and back yard stray cat. I can only confirm that they are very pleased with our purchase.
1166666
It worked against squirrels, raccoons, and deer. We don't have rabbits, I think because of the local foxes. So--I don't know.
1360903
The unit is quite responsive to movement near it. You may need to do an experiment with your cats to find out for sure, by using the chime function on the unit.
590596
It doesn't work at night. It doesn't work during the day, if you are asking whether it is repelling any animal friend. The animals simply ignore its red light sensor.
426388
I am not sure but my guess is no. This device works by sending small vibrations through the ground which the underground animals do not like but would not affect animals on the ground - like rabbits.
2008516
I don't think it will. I think the rabbits coat is to fine, and would pull the hair out.
1338756
That sounds fine you have to keep them covered and keep the lights on or they will try to escape. They take some time to get situated. Don't feed them too much.
459384
if they are the dwarf rabits- yes. but for the ragular size rabbits- no, they need more open space to move around. its more for the smaller animals or for the dwarf bunnies.
1154047
Yes. Make sure the sensor is pointed low enough to "see" the smaller critters.
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.