Is it strong enough to deter the neighbor's cat from climbing over privacy fence and killing birds at feeder?
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I use it for treating termite infected areas. I have cats and they do not linger around areas sprayed with the oil so it very well may be effective.
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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 should be but I use Fox urine. It is sold in flakes and liquid. It works for 3-4 weeks and even deters dogs.
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Unsure I have been using this to help deter my black ant infestation in my garden.
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No. It will ram the cat if it gets in the way. It moves pretty fast and can push dining room chairs around.
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Just keep the lock high enough that the cat can't jump and swat it! Otherwise it should work fine.
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I use as is in my yard and I do have a neighbor stray cat. It has never climbed on it. I don't know if that helps because I'm not sure what the reason is behind your question.
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Definitely. I use mine to keep birds away from my patio. A friend thought it was real from a distance. It's been out all winter long and still looks brand new.
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No. It's not that strong. We use it over the top of fruit trees to keep the birds away! But, a determined chicken? Never!
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Unfortunately no. The netting and framework are quite light and probably could not withstand being linked securely to a cat door. Despite this it is still a great purchase and is much loved by my parents' cat.
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I purchased them to keep feral cats from using my palms and plumerias as scratching posts. They worked out great! The openings in the grid pattern might allow a very determined bird with Small beak limited access. I purchased zip ties to secure the ends which you may be able to adjust wider to make it more difficult to get to.
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I doubt that it would keep animals away from a large area. It keeps cats away from marking our back door and stored feed in the shed, but they still come close.
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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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It's easy to work with and I believe strong enough. Right now I have a bird feeder hung through pulleys, about 30 ft total of wire. Total weight of feeder about 8 lb when full. Know though that the "insulation" on the wire was not intended for outdoor use and will degrade from sunlight in a few months. Not a problem really since the wire itself is SS and does not degrade.
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I used it full strength outdoors to stop cats from wollowing out bare spots on my lawn. It didn't work.
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Chances are it will fall off. I would not use it outdoors unless the cat is kept to a certain area so you can find the camera easily. I would also advise keeping your cat indoors. Recent studies have that free ranging cats kill3.7 billion birds annually. The government is adopting a catch and euthanize policy for free ranging cats.
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the short answer is "No". We got this to keep a skunk from bothering our chickens. Neighbor's cat visits the chicken pen regularily to hunt for mice.
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I'd call it more of a deterrent. The birds find it uncomfortable. Works better against smaller birds. I've seen some pretty big woodpeckers - don't know if they'd even notice it!
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Hi Michael,The SureFlap DualScan Microchip Cat Door does have increased security against raccoons as the external catch will prevent an intruder pulling the door open towards them.I hope that helps.Best wishes,The SureFlap Team
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The net is not that strong. I would not trust it to keep a cat inside. Cats could also use their paws to possibly climb the netting.