PetSafe ScatMat Large 48 Inch 20 Inch Review

My "horse" dog Buddha is so damn smart he figured out how to open Lazy Susan. It wouldn't be that bad but he ate all the food from them :(. I bought a stingray rug and put it on the floor. One day Buddha got hit and he never came back to the kitchen Now I don't have to anymore and can put it anywhere in the house I don't want it and it bothers him.

This solved a longstanding problem with our cat. She has had "wrong bowel movements" in several places other than the litter box. We have tried everything to stop this VERY frustrating behavior. I was really hoping this mat would help and it did. instantly! Not having access to her favorite spots, she started using the tray again. We are very happy that it worked. It's also great that this "discipline" doesn't come directly from us, so we're not the bad guys in their heads. Worth every penny!

My Pitbull/Rottweiler mix has learned to open a closet and climb into a trash can. I saw this dog head first against a brick wall. and tremble as if nothing had happened. This rug worked great. We installed it and the garbage problem was solved. It's been over a month and the battery is still working. I want to be clear that while stepping on it barefoot will surprise and VERY shock you, it will not harm or harm your dog. every pain. DON'T FORGET TO ORDER THESE 9V BATTERIES!

This saved a life. I have 2 older cats who don't adapt well to change. Out of the blue they decided to use my couch as a tray. POOH! I've tried everything natural because I don't like having a lot of chemicals in the house. Nothing worked. Thank god I found a ray mat. They no longer pee on furniture, let alone the couch, unless it's on someone's lap. My only regret is that I didn't discover this before they ruined my carpet, resulting in a $2,000 floor replacement. ScatMat saves lives. I highly

Oh my god! This ScatMat helped us a lot! When we were away from home, our 100+ pound dog would break through "gates" and other barricades to enter restricted areas of our home. We tried everything and nothing worked. We wanted to hire a professional dog trainer to help us. I ordered ScatMat as a last solution. We placed the ScatMat in front of the gate/entrance to the room, turned it on to maximum power and left the house for about 3 hours. When we returned the gate was intact and our dog was…

Works as advertised. I bought a very big one. I would give it five stars if it worked more effectively on a pet. Unfortunately, my cat is very smart. She was able to determine that the checkmate was the cause of the hit. She just ran past the mat very quickly before he hit her because the mat delivered the shock 3 seconds after the hit. In addition, she could sometimes jump over the carpet. In general, this will work if you're putting a sofa, coffee table, or other piece of furniture as long as

I have two sizes of mats. One for furniture and one that goes from the living room to the foyer and front door. I have three pit bulls to protect (and love). I have to use this forum to say that each of my Petes is very loving and dedicated. BUT, don't come uninvited. They are very well-behaved and will wait patiently at the back door until I give them a signal to mind their own business or hunt squirrels :). However, I just couldn't keep her away from the front door. I have to say I was half…

Good idea but there are too many problems for this product to be effective, see below: 1. Designers should not understand how Pavlovian training works. Attaching a flashing LED to the device not only drains the battery, but also teaches the animal to associate the light with the impact. The same goes for the beep it makes when it strikes. I don't want my cat to associate a beep or light with shock, I want her to associate lying on the counter with shock. The current setting is only to confuse…

We used this product a little differently than most other reviewers but with the same great result. We moved in about 6 months ago and the problems started almost immediately with a very territorial and aggressive Burmese cat that lived next door. He kept coming to our front and inner screen doors and challenging our cats. Since our cats were inside and couldn't fight back, the Burmese threw himself against the door, howling and spitting, until one of us stopped him with a hose. This resulted…