Will this allow my cat to bird watch without scaring away the birds? The ones sold for that purpose are tiny and impractical and ridiculously expensive ($10 for a 8" by 14" panel).
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people can only see in when the light on the inside is greater than the out side,
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Yes, I had squirrels play outside the patio door that I installed the film on with me inches away! I was very pleased with the film! Spray bottle with water and keep the film and the window nice and wet during install as recommended!
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hi, I was using this mirror film for a project ( to create a fake mirror ) not for my windows. But it's very good quality and again for what I needed to create a fake one way mirror. Remember animals have good senses. If I were you I would try this first, sometimes you pay only the brand
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I doubt the birds will attack themselves on your screened windows. The decals did not deter the birds on my uncovered windows though at all. I did not find the product effective at all.
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This detects squirrels on the front porch, so I would expect it would work for cats. The detector can be mounted and masked to detect motion only in a particular area.
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We have used it to watch raccoons at a feeder of ours which worked O.K. The resolution needs to be set at the highest, and the picture is still not what I would call great for detail. You will be able to see and count how many birds are finding your feeder.
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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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It is suppose to come with a one way window so that the birds can't see you but neither of my packages had that in them. A friend of mine ordered one and said the one way window is a film you put on the piece close to you window. She seems to feel the birds can see them and that is the reason they can't get birds to stay.
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It has been sturdy enough to keep out squirrels. As for a cat, it will depend on how firmly it is fixed into its frame. If the fit is strong, it will take a fierce and tough cat to displace!
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anything that passes in front of the red beam will set the machine off. Whether or not your birds will be able to hear the sound, i have no idea. Humans cannot hear it. If dogs could hear it, i would think they would call it "animal scram" and not "catscram" so i doubt that your birds will hear it, but don't know for sure.
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youd need a few of them to cover the area. But yes, if it covers the area and a cat puts pressure on it by standing or touching, it should alarm and scare them off.
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I cant answer that question. My cats sit and look out the windows vs climbing them or clawing them. I can tell you it isn't as heavy as the pet specific screen I have on my slider.
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I'm going to say no for a couple reasons: 1) Its field of vision is very small and unpredictable. At best (maybe when the lighting is best?), ours only detects motion up to around 18" away; most of the time it's less reliable, and frequently doesn't detect motion 6" away from the sensor. I wouldn't rely on this sensor for anything important. 2) The exterior of the top does not appear to be weather-proofed. I could imagine water entry breaking it easily. We have a cat-jumping-over-gates problem and solved it with string. Our cat can jump up and land on top of a sturdy gate, even though it's narrow; but if we tie a mostly taut string across the space about 2" above the top of the gate, the cat is afraid to try the jump. The string (floss, actually) is too narrow for it to land and balance on comfortably, and too close to the gate for the cat to ignore, so it gives up.
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Oh I'm sure:) but cats are a bit more stealth! They might figure out quickly how to work around it. As long as they don't step heavily on it they'd be fine. It would be hilarious to watch.
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Actually, I think this may be too flimsy for your cat. My cat is a small, 8 lb. cat. It's supported by the two scroll worked legs on the bottom and velcro on the window sill. While it does come with mounting hardware, I'm not sure it's big enough for you cat to stretch out on. Wonder if they make square window seats?
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No, not at all. It will look a little spooky to them at first, but after a couple of days they will go in and out as usual.Look for the one inch mesh, it will not just prevent birds, it will also prevent possum and raccoon as well.
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Honestly, I don't know enough about cats to know if they'd like this or not. The channels are very narrow. I think it's worth a try. I have the pink/purple flower one and think that would be more fun for a cat since it has a variety of obstacles rather than just pushing it around in a circle.
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NO! This is not "secure" by any means, and the strength and quality of the product wouldn't even stop a curious hamster. That being said, it's worth the cheap price if it's used for its intended purpose, to stop bugs. tl;dr This product will not hold up to any cat. Best of luck to you!
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That's the same reason I got mine! I stupidly connected the first one in my kitchen, and, wow, my cats bolted out of the room. But it seems to have no effect on them when they are set up outside - of course, it's Texas and I don't open my windows.... and the catstops point away from the house. Actually I only use them long enough to get other cats out of the habit of coming into my yard... then I loan them to friends who also have a cat problem!