Has anyone used this with cats?
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I use mine for water and the cats drink out of it. I don't use it for food.
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no, and it didn't slow down my dog's feeding frenzy either. the plastic dishes work better altho i hate using plastic. would be hard for a cat it is so deep.
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We have one cat who eats fast and vomits almost right after. This has solved the issue. No more mess to clean up. Any leftovers the dog or one of the cats finish.
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I think it would be too wide for cats and wouldn't make a difference... but I got the large. The slow feeder for cats has holes in the sides so they paw it to get food out.
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Did you ever find something for your cat? I just toilet trained mine and am looking for something that will flush the toilet every few hours...not necessarily motion activated (i've read that those don't work very well for cats).
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I have small dogs, but do not have any cats...so don't think I am able to answer re: cats. This has worked great for my small dogs. You might first try putting up some kind of thicker plastic and try first before investing in the claw guard.
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I have found it to be very good at removing long hair from the dog so will no doubt work for the cats as well. It takes a bit of work but is worth the effort and is the most successful item I have yet found for pet hair removal. I have used it on carpet, furniture and blankets..
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Yes, I have three cats, of various ages, all three use it regularly. No issues. I think they like it because the litter stays much cleaner.
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i have been using it on cats too at the clinic, but as i said on my review i have found differences using the regular thermomether and the thermopet, in both dogs and cats
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I have friends who have used this and it worked really well for them. I believe my cats would have responded better, but they are past that point. Medication and segregation is the only option right now.
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Yep, we use it for our cats. And I shocked myself before I subjected them and it was just a touch.
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Yes, if you rub it on shotgun shells. We use it in a mixture with Dawn dish washing liquid and water for an organic fire ant killer. Have no experience with cats.
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It works great for cats too. Use an eye dropper or syringe to administer it instead of trying to spray it in the mouth.
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Our cat has only left us hairball "presents" but my in-laws used to have cats and used it successfully with them. Nature's Miracle also makes a "Just for Cats" formula too, so you could try that if you just have cats, or want a cat specific product.
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I don't know about cats. I tried to use it on my dog ( a 12lb Coton) and she hates it . My sister uses it on her 3b poodle and the dog tolerates it (and actually likes it). Good luck.
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I bought mine to use it on my cat, but as soon as I try to get it close to my cat, she jumps out of my arms. The sound scares her. So unless you have a really calm cat , I wouldn't recommend this. Mine is brand new I don't use it. Or should I say my cat won't let me use it.
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Hi Theresa...I bought this for my daughter (who also has 2 cats) but she hasn't used it just yet. I hope it doesn't attract a lot of hair!!! She won't be using it until she moves at the end of May, so I'm afraid I won't have an answer to that question until then :(
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That seems to work great with our cats. They can get a drink real easy when they are done eating.
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Hi Wendy, my cats did not, but it seems some cats do react -- if you read through all the reviews one or two mentioned it, I think.
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My cats have not. Once i scrubbed it down a few times they never went back to it again.