Would this for keeping cats off a car hood?
757269
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.
519584
Have never used it for a cat, but if he/she goes on pads I would think this would help keep your floor protected. There is a "Housebreaking Spray" to spray to attract a dog. I wonder if it would help let your cat adjust to the pad being on the tray if needed. Not sure the spray is for cats. Hope it works for you!
861988
Absolutely! I use it outside whenever my cats or someone else's cats "mark" territory. Works great. May have to reapply if heavy rains occur within 72 hrs of application.
1182790
No I don't believe It will. I think your cat in built into your exhaust manifold.
1188116
It's a very good possibility your cat will set it off. My dog set mine off and it was a little bit higher than that. It detects heat not movement.
232869
Yes I use mine to keep my cat from pushing the screen out. Its a decorative look on the door
430876
It would be hard to secure for a cat. They could get out easily & I think they would be scared.
1216007
Maybe not. I did not set it up. It was a gift for the grand kids. It is great and they love it. A mesh sheet is included that will both keep the cats out of it or can be tied to the top for even more sun protection on the side.
1485934
I use it outside to keep the cats away. It will keep all strays away. It works well outside, and it also works in the rain.
1273182
There are two ways to keep your pet safe: The most obvious is to put the hood up as you can see in the photo, in which case it can move about inside and not get out. If you want to leave the hood open there are fastening loops inside which you can tether your cat to by means of a collar and some kind of chain/lead etc. Make sure it's long enough for it to stretch its legs and lie down!
1356239
If the cat is already matted I'm not too sure this would work well, however, it may be useful to prevent matting.
1953084
Probably not. I got it to try and keep skunks raccoons, possums, and cats away, they are still coming around. Wish I could find something to keep them away
2040970
Yes, if the cat wasn't opposed to wearing it, as it will stay on because of the velcro. My cat has some issues with the nerves in her one of her hind legs, so she hisses at me when I want to put it on and then when I do, she either has some issues walking or she gets out of it.
1437266
Yes if you put the cat out of the bedroom and close the door. In all seriousness, it might help, but I don't have any animals so I really don't know. Maybe if you buy two quilted pillow protectors.
1506293
Keeps cats away. Nothing to do with birds since they are usually higher up.
335718
We traveled with our cat across the country, but did not use this in the car. She was honestly too scared during the driving portions to do anything except hide and sleep. As soon as we got to the hotel room, we would put this out (and lots of food and water), and she would eventually use it, usually in the middle of the night. If you have a big car, this might fit, but I'm guessing most cats will probably not want to use it in the car while you're driving.
607108
I think a cat would be less determined to pull the guard off the door so it may work. I would suggest buying a larger piece of Velcro to put on the sides of the guard instead of just the one that comes with it for the bottom. i did do that put maybe should have tried. I don't have a cat so I'm not sure how they would react with something like that but it was like it was my dogs goal to pull that thing down everyday. and he did.