🐾 BYTEBAY 8-Pack Cat Repellent Scat Mat with Spike Design - Durable Pest Control Mats for Indoor and Outdoor Use (16 x 13 Inches) Review

My cat is a bastard and steals things from the counter. He hates buddies and doesn't steal anymore. Still, he's a coward.

Does exactly what it's supposed to do. Pets are not allowed. If you want to keep pets out of the room but want to keep the door open, just put them in front of the door.

These things work great! My saint and my lab didn't even think to capture me. Furniture after jumping in there once! I put them on when I go to work and come home on the couch hairless! Very happy!

The idea is good, but it didn't work in our conditions. We bought it to keep our cats from scratching our door in the middle of the night. And although cats don't like to walk on spikes, the mats are so light and the plastic actually enticed cats to bite and play with the mats 🙄 so we really didn't achieve what we set out to do lol.

Dislikes: I didn't know how big the spikes are and when I opened them I was afraid they would hurt the cats instead of scaring them away. I feel very guilty for posting them. So far, impaling cats has not been a problem. Pretty sure the spikes will pop before seriously injuring the cats. For example: These things work well for keeping my mischievous little rascals off the surface. They don't like it at all. Rugs are very light, so you may need to nail them down (depending on how smart your cat…

My cats have decided not to jump on the counter anymore. All it took was once - they threw a few off the perch, and the sound startled them enough to discourage them from trying again. Two of them thought they were going to try stepping on it, but the accidental touch of a paw discouraged them. They're not sharp, but the cat doesn't want to put pressure on them. We can take them off the counter and not have to patrol the kitchen or do anything. So we are not the bad guys that cause fear in…

I bought these to keep our cats away from the crib and changing table. They work! I was a little confused when I opened the packaging because they looked like flimsy flimsy plastic. I separated 8 and used small clips to hold them together. The shots are a bit tricky, but I found that when I lined everything up and pressed it against a hard surface, it came together nicely. 6 pieces tied on the crib and 2 on the changing table. Cats have learned not to be in these places, and that's stripping…

These spikes are flimsy plastic and I don't think $20 for 8 of them is the right price for what they made BUT they work , if you take good care of them. If someone accidentally steps on them with shoes, they will be ruined. However they are not tied together, you have to tie them together with ropes, zip ties or whatever as there is nothing in the kit to tie them together. They also make noises when removed. We keep them on the edge of the bed to scare the dog away, so we take them off at night

This is a popular product with probably thousands of reviews from different brands so I won't say it doesn't work - obviously it works for many people and pets. But not for me. . I used them on my lunch table for a first workout. My little three pound Bengal kitten has found that he can jump between the 3/4 inch tiles that are in normal laying. But I'm probably smarter than them, so I trimmed the edges and made a solid, spiky finish. It wasn't enough. She figured out how to stretch out her…