Can a dog or cat get it's nose stuck on the paper?
1568714
No, the sticky part is completely secured under the small grill-type top. The holes are very small.
1568715
No. The sticky paper is covered by a large screen that holds the paper in place. This product works well as long as animals in the house are medicated for fleas and the area is vacuumed regularly and sprayed with a flea product especially around the sides of the room or kennel. This product alone will not take care of an infestation but it will help to maintain a healthy kennel area.
1568716
Not if the grid is in the device. But if they took it thinking it was a toy the grid could fall out and things could get "sticky." You could tape down the grid so it doesn't fall out.
617022
Yes, just by stepping on it, which is why I couldn't use mine for awhile till my cat got adopted. Of course I would imagine once it went off and scared them they would stay away from it...but you know how cats are
2246973
Possibly....depends on why the cat marked it to start with. If this was a one-time accident Nature's Miracle does a great job of eliminating the odor. But if the cat is marking territory or upset about something he may continue to use the area. Good luck.
1684137
I don't see why it shouldn't. If you have the collar with the rope, give it a firm yank as soon as the pup starts with the cat(s).
455669
Maybe catnip? I don't know and took it off so they could play with on the floor. I was concerned they might get a claw stuck on it when playing and I might not be there to help them.
852422
It's possible that an animal can get out through the bottom of this item. The bottom is sewn in such a way that it comes with rounded pipes. The pipes are ment to slide in this area to keep the screen in place at the bottom. A strong enough wind would allow the bottom to be lifted to provide an opening for your cat.
52494
Not really. The food is availble at all times and flows freely as your pet eats. My cats use their paws to rake the food out if the flow isn't consistent. I hope this helps.
287511
The dog would have to learn to bat it around just right, same as the cats. Because the dispensing rate can be adjusted (the holes can be made smaller) it would minimize the amount of cat food the dog could eat at one go.
1852128
You can try.. Cats need to scratch things so you need to provide that possibility for him. Try showing him this post and maybe spray it with a cat nip type spray to attract him. Then when he goes to scratch the wall paper.. Spray him with a water bottle sprayer (don't hit or yell at him) and direct him to the post. Worked for many of my cats over the years. They have to learn just like small children need to learn.
231967
They can be trapped just like a dog but most domestic animals don't use their paws to retrieve foods. Cats would be more at risk.
1510212
I think it is possible cats could us it, but unlikely due to the fact that most cats may view it as "too messy". When an animal steps on it, they tend to get a little bit wet. Nothing major, but some sprinkles will likely hit their face, head, neck and paws may get wet while standing on it. So bottom line I wouldn't recommend it for most cats, unless they don't mind getting a little wet. Hope this helps!
1746932
This will keep them from getting full access to their head if ordered in larger size than indicated, but if your cat is constantly scratching at this area it will pop. You could then stuff it with cotton/rags/whatever (this is advised anyway), but again the scratching in this general area may cause it to be pulled off constantly. I could not use the cone as my cat refused to even walk at times along with inability to eat or use the regular covered box she preferred. The KONG only slightly irritated her and I know this thing made it impossible for her to clean her face after eating so I would take it off for a few minutes just so she could get that bit of dignity back. Of course, YMMV. This will keep them from getting full access to their head if ordered in larger size than indicated, but if your cat is constantly scratching at this area it will pop. You could then stuff it with cotton/rags/whatever (this is advised anyway), but again the scratching in this general area may cause it to be pulled off constantly. I could not use the cone as my cat refused to even walk at times along with inability to eat or use the regular covered box she preferred. The KONG only slightly irritated her and I know this thing made it impossible for her to clean her face after eating so I... » Read More This will keep them from getting full access to their head if ordered in larger size than indicated, but if your cat is constantly scratching at this area it will pop. You could then stuff it with cotton/rags/whatever (this is advised anyway), but again the scratching in this general area may cause it to be pulled off constantly. I could not use the cone as my cat refused to even walk at times along with inability to eat or use the regular covered box she preferred. The KONG only slightly irritated her and I know this thing made it impossible for her to clean her face after eating so I would take it off for a few minutes just so she could get that bit of dignity back. Of course, YMMV. « Show Less
612927
Not sure. I would call the mfg and ask them or a veterinarian. You could try just a few pieces and see what happens. Maybe even out some peanut butter on it and see if that attracts them
952995
For the safety of your cat or kitten , please do not leave the string type of toy lying around. Your cat can choke on the string portion, and can cut its mouth on the plastic part. Also a cat or dog should not be alone with a "stick" type toy, jumping or running with a stick toy ( as with your children) is very dangerous. The toy can get accidently jammed down the pets throat . And result in costly vet bill or possibly death of your cat or dog. Even a pencil or ink pen is dangerous . Put them away please. So have fun play with your pet, but be careful what the pet has access to when you are not there to supervise. God Bless ALL who read this. For the safety of your cat or kitten , please do not leave the string type of toy lying around. Your cat can choke on the string portion, and can cut its mouth on the plastic part. Also a cat or dog should not be alone with a "stick" type toy, jumping or running with a stick toy ( as with your children) is very dangerous. The toy can get accidently jammed down the pets throat . And result in costly vet bill or possibly death of your cat or dog. Even a pencil or ink pen is dangerous . Put them away please. So have fun play with your pet, but be careful what the pet has access to... » Read More For the safety of your cat or kitten , please do not leave the string type of toy lying around. Your cat can choke on the string portion, and can cut its mouth on the plastic part. Also a cat or dog should not be alone with a "stick" type toy, jumping or running with a stick toy ( as with your children) is very dangerous. The toy can get accidently jammed down the pets throat . And result in costly vet bill or possibly death of your cat or dog. Even a pencil or ink pen is dangerous . Put them away please. So have fun play with your pet, but be careful what the pet has access to when you are not there to supervise. God Bless ALL who read this. « Show Less
299783
Not that I can see. But the could tear the mesh with their nails. My cat tried to bite the mesh but has had no luck in tearing it.So I believe it is safe.
1846254
It's certainly possible. The canvas (tan) is pretty thick and good quality. The vulnerability is in the black ventilation netting. I think my dog punctured a hole in the meeting and it was a free for all from there. If you cat is just a normal scratcher, it's probably fine. I don't even think the tan canvas would snag, but if the cat is trying to escape, it will probably get out.
1771237
Maybe. It depends on how aggressive the cats are with their claws. The netting is not indestructible. It is enough to keep my miniature schnauzer penned, but she doesn't try to get past the netting.