i have a cat that hates showers will this protect me from scratches and bites?
145445
Not sure but it may help some with the scratches but bites don't know. The blue rubber may lessen the pain some.
145446
I think that is a great idea, if a Bohner slicing blade can't get through a cat's claw can't either. Good luck with it and the good thing is you get a left and right glove so you will be totally protected. I can't praise this invention highly enough. Good luck with the cat bathing!
145447
Probably not. It's just sturdy rubber. If your cats claws make it to the back of your hand you are screwed. And you really give your cat a bath?
669591
I have a cat that likes to climb and I have put a drape cloth over my chair, just to be safe, but I haven't found any where her claws have penetrated yet. Not saying it won't happen, but I did put the old blanket over to be safe
2062228
The tips are rounded, so I would think it shouldn't scratch your cat's skin. I use this for my husky and I do groom her head where there really isn't much long fur/coat. She doesn't get irritated by it.
571060
absolutely not! this is a heated hair dryer that would most definitely harm your animal. brushing your cat with a cat brush is the most sensible thing to use. or taking your cat to a groomer.
613185
Do not believe these sleeves will work for protection against the cat's nail.
1895846
Yeah my cat scratched all over it and its fine. Very solid like a tablet. Its would be almost impossible to scratch it
186845
It should help but in my case, my cat kept trying to scratch around his neck with his rear legs and his claws eventually (a couple of days) punctured the bladder.
819855
funny you should ask that- I have 2 cats as well, and I love them like crazy- I only use this product on my sport coats- and i spray them outside, and then usually hang on my shower rod. I wouldn't just douse your apartment/house in this stuff, but you can protect your garments with it- I just wouldn't lay it on the floor where your cats could get to it. In all likelihood, they would be repelled by the smell of it, but why take a chance. And I would wait to wear a garment a couple of days after spraying, just to be safe. If you really have nice wool and/or silk garments, I promise you moths will find them and feast. They especially love silk.
306888
It helps to have a second person to help, either holding your cat or prepping the claw covers. My cats don't mind the process, but wrapping them in a blanket to protect you might help.
2120598
No. For that, you want to buy a spray called Boundary Indoor/Outdoor Cat Repellent. They also have a powder form.
819853
funny you should ask that- I have 2 cats as well, and I love them like crazy- I only use this product on my sport coats- and i spray them outside, and then usually hang on my shower rod. I wouldn't just douse your apartment/house in this stuff, but you can protect your garments with it- I just wouldn't lay it on the floor where your cats could get to it. In all likelihood, they would be repelled by the smell of it, but why take a chance.And I would wait to wear a garment a couple of days after spraying, just to be safe.If you really have nice wool and/or silk garments, I promise you moths will find them and feast. They especially love silk. funny you should ask that- I have 2 cats as well, and I love them like crazy- I only use this product on my sport coats- and i spray them outside, and then usually hang on my shower rod. I wouldn't just douse your apartment/house in this stuff, but you can protect your garments with it- I just wouldn't lay it on the floor where your cats could get to it. In all likelihood, they would be repelled by the smell of it, but why take a chance.And I would wait to wear a garment a couple of days after spraying, just to be safe.If you really have nice wool and/or silk garments, I promise... » Read More funny you should ask that- I have 2 cats as well, and I love them like crazy- I only use this product on my sport coats- and i spray them outside, and then usually hang on my shower rod. I wouldn't just douse your apartment/house in this stuff, but you can protect your garments with it- I just wouldn't lay it on the floor where your cats could get to it. In all likelihood, they would be repelled by the smell of it, but why take a chance.And I would wait to wear a garment a couple of days after spraying, just to be safe.If you really have nice wool and/or silk garments, I promise you moths will find them and feast. They especially love silk. « Show Less
2061914
I didn't see where you live, but I would suggest sliding the tube up against a bench in such a way that the cat can approach the entrance from under the bench. While the awning does a pretty good job of keeping out the rain/snow this would give some further protection from the wind. My feral cat also likes laying on the bench. This is by far the best product I've seen/used.
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All you need is a sharp pair of scissors. This is very similar to clear shelf paper only thicker. I had no problem cutting them to fit any area needed to stop my cats from scratching. It did help stop the scratching in the areas where I placed the film. The down side is my cats found new areas to scratch. The best product I have found for this problem is "Soft Claws". The vinyl caps that fit over the cats nails. Apply a drop of nail glue and place cap over nail. They come in several sizes and lots of colors. Nikki D
2123544
The netting on the carrier is "screenwire" gauge so there is room for the tips of cat claws to penetrate. It is made of sturdy construction and should contain your cat safely.
1745645
Answer here...not tha t I know of all of these products either clean surfaces or keep cats from resparaying. You may want to try one of the products for cleaning like the extra strong cleaner. It does kill odors and the reason your cat is scratching an area on the rug probably is because there is a smell that is attracting the cat. try the extra strong cleaner first. in any case it will clean very well.
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It's the only groomer my cat doesn't totally hate, but I didn't get the cat till he was 3 years old and was always self-grooming (Angoras are meticulous groomers). I'm pretty sure your cat will like it since it has no sharp edges and it attracts hair with static electricity to the silicone bristles, which are more like blunt pegs.
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I have been using these for a cat who suddenly stopped using the litter box for urination. He goes on the paper and sometimes will try to coverwith an edge of pad, but it does protect the rug. We still use a waterproof quilted pad under.