🐾 CatScat Mat - Anti-Cats Network - Digging Deterrent Stopper - Prickle Strip Home Pest Repellent Review

Pros -- This works with a cat digging through the door/floor to exit or enter a room. Also more than I thought. Good design and serves its purpose. Cons - Shipping took forever as it is shipped from China. Overall - I would buy it again, it saves my door/floor from weathering and destruction.

Item arrived exactly as pictured. It bends easily (because it came rolled up) and was easy to trim. Now my little slut (kitty) can't get in my potted tree in the living room or poop in the bathroom sink! Ha! He met his buddy. (sorry for the graphic details) :)

Hehehehe. I stopped my German shepherd from tunneling to another country by putting him on the lawn. As with others who post here, I placed the spikes side down and secured the netting with landscape pins. I can walk on it, but my dog doesn't want anything to do with it and the new lawn under this net. What a great idea and it helped.

To be honest I don't know if this works to deter cats from climbing trees or digging in the ground. With their big paws that might work. I bought this to discourage squirrels from climbing a tree to get to bird feeders. Several people wrote in the reviews that it worked great. These loving squirrels %$!& lied. If it were listed for this purpose I would give it zero. If I could post this review without a rating I would. If you love squirrels and want to give them the best possible treatment, the

I live with 6 "terrorists" cleverly disguised as cats! And they love the big fern in "their” kitchen. So much so that they not only eat it, but lie in it! After trying the sprays to no avail and being "desperate," I decided to try this [seemed like a logical idea]. It works to a certain extent. I didn't get a chance to tuck it into the fern so I made a "coral" around the pot using long twisted zip ties to keep the paddock closed/together. This reduced the fern's attacks, but didn't eliminate…

For 3.5 years this new home has been battling raccoons and wild cats. I've spent about $600 on electronic sprays, pest repellent, homemade essential oil sprays, ammonia spray, cayenne pepper, etc. You name it, I've tried. Everything works for a while and they either get used to it and come back, or it rains and washes it all away (rain in Florida), or I've been away for work. I come home and see raccoon shit in my pool, dirty footprints all over the deck, or a feral cat lying in the sun at the…

I'm almost embarrassed to have given less than five stars for a reason that doesn't really matter. with quality, but I would like to point out a compromise to other buyers that they may not realize. big spiky bumps on the bottom: they worked great but were difficult to cut (lots of nasty plastic dust) and the bumps weren't that pronounced and you had to hold a big clumsy sheet of paper to cut the pieces out of: I didn't didn't know the "stingray rug" became anything special until I found it…