Tapix Cat Scat Mat with Spikes Digging Stopper - Anti-cat Network Cat Strips, Cat Deterrent Mat for Indoor & Outdoor with Staples Review

YES YES YES So I was a little worried about this product! I am a cat lover and will NEVER harm my cats! I am also a mother of three young children. My cats got dirty under the bed and in the bathtub. I tried so many different things but THIS helped! It's uncomfortable to step on, but it doesn't hurt either! I am very grateful for that! I'll probably get more of this when I need it - it's totally safe and easy! I found it easy to trim them to fit in the tub and on the edge of the bed.

Bought this product to keep the neighbor's cats out of my front yard. Several female clip receptors were broken when received, the clips are difficult to hook, and there is no "spring" in the prongs of the male clips so they tend to disengage once engaged. Paramount, dude just doesn't work! I spent $150 and a day to put a rug all over my yard and the next morning I found 3 different cat poo right on the rug like it wasn't even there! Please provide a shipping authorization to return the product

I was very excited when my scat mat arrived, I bought 4 rolls of 8ft. I used this application for the top of a 6 foot fence. Also, I bought $25 1-inch pan head screws from a home store to attach to a fence. I cut the 8ft strips in half and ended up with 2 8ft x 6" strips that I placed on top of the 2x6 fence cap, it looks great when I'm done. Now the test has come. I let my cat out into the yard and she jumped straight onto the plastic spikes, she walked along them as usual, no discomfort, then

I have bought several different brands and sizes of this cat repellent mat. It works, but if you have a large area to cover (I have everything winter cleared, tulips, lilies, daffodils and peonies) you have to buy so much that you may need to take out a small loan! It can be difficult to roll over when trying to roll over in cooler weather. Long items are easier to stack with two people. Always buy a cat blanket with metal bars or you will have to buy your own. A cat blanket with little plastic

This is the perfect solution for cats that rummage through your houseplants. Plastic is easily cut with wire cutters. I cut about 2 inches wide and slightly wider. I cut some into several pieces to put on my plants. I stood up a little and circled my plant around the inside rim of the pot for my philodendrons who were standing there gathering the plants in a heap and looking very pretty. I used metal pins to hold the plastic. I've had a lot of metal pens. It only works with 5 I think. I've also

This mat is great, keeps feral cats out of my flower and vegetable garden. I also use coyote urine throughout the garden to help. I also discovered that the local raccoon was left outside. I'm buying more product as I really need to protect my corn. This mat is made of hard plastic with vertical plastic spikes. It was easy for me to cut the rug around the flowers. The *set* also includes garden studs to secure the mat to the ground to keep it from moving. There are only a few pins in the set…

We had a feral cat chasing songbirds at our feeder when we spread the seeds on the side of the seat. I tried a metal trap I bought but after having no luck I looked for intimidation. These stingray rugs have been great so far! They are easily cut with scissors and can be moved to where they need to be. We placed them at hideouts where we saw a cat and also moved one of our Arlo cameras to monitor their effectiveness. We saw the cat at night and walked around the mats on the brick ledge in the…