🐱 10 PCS Pomeat Indoor Cat Scat Mat with Spikes Sprickle - Deter Dogs from Digging, Outdoor Garden and Fence Use - Cat Deterrent Kit with 7 Staples - Dimensions: 16" x 12 Review

Good value for money and problem solving! Neighbor's cat ripped my screen when she saw my cat in the window. But not anymore! A clear signal to stay away from my windows.

cats can easily walk on it. I ended up using his roller at the top of the fence to keep them from climbing the tree from the other side. But it hangs and stands crooked. There has to be something else that works better

These mats are great for protecting squirrels, cats, raccoons etc from annoying bulbs and newly planted seeds. The squirrels kept digging up my begonia bulbs and green beet seeds, but not this year, thanks to those poop mats. You can cut to your desired size. Now the bulbs have bloomed and the seeds have sprouted without worry and I am so happy.

Okay, we have a serious cat problem in the area. Some guy on the street has LOTS of cats roaming the block. Coincidentally, the side of my house is at these guys' party. Long story short, the side of my house smelled like cat pee. So much so that he entered the house. We've tried other things like lavender and cat bypass sprays/granules. Nothing helped. I scatter these thorns with thorns around the places cats have visited. Wow, it worked. The cats are gone! So simple and effective at the same…

My cat likes to sit or walk on my plants to get from point A to point B. I ordered them to be put on the ground so he doesn't have to walk around the territory to get to the plants. Unfortunately, that didn't stop my hangover in any way, he just ran over it. Plastic spikes are safe for the cat, but they must be uncomfortable enough for the cat not to walk on. I ended up splicing them together to make a fence, which is an acceptable deterrent. I've also used them to cordon off areas to keep the…

I cut each section into 2 or 3 pieces depending on where I put them on the floor. I needed something for the house as the three males (a Maltese and a Spitz) were constantly kicking their legs and pissing on the furniture. That way they can't get close enough to the furniture and hurt themselves. I didn't always bandage the stomachs of the males in time so that they wouldn't throw themselves on the furniture. So they train NOT to WALK in those areas. This will make it easier to get them used to

I read some reviews and some people claimed that their cats only lay on it. I was hoping it wouldn't do that and would help my cat stay away from things, but she'll just get over it quickly or if she can't, lay on it. She's uncomfortable lying on it and tends to meow because she doesn't like it, but she's determined to go where she shouldn't, so it didn't help much with my problem. She also stood between the spikes, so she didn't mind. For the product itself. It was easy to assemble and held…

Received and installed this yesterday so can't yet report on the expected effectiveness in protecting cats from using my yard as a litter box. The panels are strong, but they are cut from a larger sheet of material and the joining tabs are not equidistant from the edges of the panels in the set, meaning that with a set of 10 panels this was not possible around the joined edged panels individually to adjust. in a straight line without trimming the edges of the panel for alignment, wasting…