Yes, coffee grounds can keep cats away. The strong smell of coffee is often enough to deter cats from entering an area. You can also sprinkle coffee grounds on garden soil to keep cats from digging.
No, cats do not like the smell of bleach. The strong smell of bleach can be overwhelming to cats and may cause them to avoid the area where the scent is present.
Moth balls are a common home remedy to keep cats away, but they are actually poisonous and should not be used. There are safer and more effective ways to keep cats away from your home.
There's no scientific evidence to support the claim that aluminum foil repels cats. Some people say that the crinkly sound foil makes when it's moved deters cats from approaching, while others believe the foil's Reflective surface scares them away. If you're looking for a way to keep cats away from a certain area in your home, aluminum foil might do the trick. But it's not foolproof, and you'll need to renew the foil regularly if you want it to be effective.
4.5/5
NON-TOXIC FORMULA, SAFE FOR ANY AREA OR YOUR HOME - Including drapes, furniture and fabric, plants, flooring, doorways and more. While tapes can permanently damage your home's sensitive surfaces and leave a messy residue, our Cat Scratch Deterrent Spray is safe for use around your home. Pleasant rosemary fragrance will dissipate after use, and most customers find the smell quite calming, especially after seeing the results!
100% MANUFACTURER'S SATISFACTION GUARANTEE - We're so confident you'll love the results that if you are not completely satisfied, we'll refund your purchase, no questions asked. How's that for standing behind a product?
MORE EFFECTIVE THAN TAPE AND NOISEMAKERS - Cats rely on their sense of smell to determine where to hang out. They hate this formula, but you will love it! Pleasant to the human nose, but crystal clear to our feline friends - they'll get the hint within minutes, and you'll have the peace of mind of knowing they no longer destroy the items in your home. Finally, you can live in peace together.
EASY TO USE, JUST SPRAY TO DETER - We recommend spraying 3-4 times daily for the first two weeks, and then lessening frequency as your cat learns their new behavior. Take advantage of the FREE training tips offered through our interactive training program after purchase. We are committed to your success!
EXCLUSIVE FORMULA SAFELY AND EFFECTIVELY DETERS SCRATCHING - Our Patent Pending formula uses naturally derived, safe ingredients like Rosemary Oil and Lemongrass to deter cats from loitering (and scratching!) any area of your home.
$234
I chose to purchase a brand-new couch two weeks after bringing home two cats because I'm a sadist. I was determined that this new couch wouldn't suffer the same fate as our previous one, which our elder cats had thoroughly scratched. While my husband looked on in disbelief and disapproval, I decided to do some research and pair this spray with large pieces of kitty tape for the sides. Thankfully, same-day shipment exists! The kittens were yelling "thanks for the new scratching post, Mom!" for six hours after I picked up the new couch, even though I had bought everything the same day. They naturally gravitated toward the couch since they are cats, and it took a lot of effort to prevent them from scratching.When the Amazon box arrives six hours later, I promptly tape the sides and spray this all over the couch's arms and back. My husband entered the room and exclaimed, "What smells so good?" It has a rather strong smell that I don't particularly like (but have grown accustomed to). For what it's worth, his preferred scent is lemon grass, so those who enjoy that scent might benefit more from this. But if it works, who cares if it's strong? Although the cats still get on the couch (which is wonderful because we enjoy cuddling), they haven't scratched it in the five days since we first tried the spray and bought the couch. I don't believe I really needed to get the cat tape (they preferred scratching the arms anyway).I followed the instructions and sprayed three to four times daily for the first few days, but now I only do it in the morning and evening. I'm hoping they'll quickly realize the couch isn't theirs and I can halt the cycle.
4.5/5
SIMPLY BUY & TRY THIS UNIQUE SOLUTION as it is a far better option than prior unsuccessful attempts of covering a couch with tape, nail caps and covers, tinfoil, or being relegated to sitting on the floor... The deterrent creates an invisible liquid shield with powerful, ultra-protective properties, which can convince most cats to seriously reconsider clawing their way through your highly prized belongings and withdraw
YIPPEE, YOU CAN BE HAPPY WITH YOUR FURRY FRIEND AS THIS POPULAR TRAINING SPRAY WORKS ON MOST CAT BREEDS (Indeed, the formula is 100% guaranteed, as described below). This SAFE AND NATURAL SCRATCH-TRAINING SPRAY STOPS THE DESIRE OF MOST CATS TO "REDECORATE" a HOUSE: mischievously claw the furniture, carve the carpets, free the feather-stuffed pillows, swing from the curtains, trim the Christmas tree, etc',...So, really anything you wish to defend from your cat's claws
REST ASSURED, AS THIS IS A NON-STAINING FORMULA, thus producing both pet & furniture-friendly results! The ingredients have been meticulously picked to be both plant-based and gentle, as well as formulated to be effective with a majority of cats, so you are likely to finally get the best results for your valuable furniture plus the perfect companion pet you've longed for
100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE FROM OUR FAMILY TO YOURS. As a small family business we want your family to be satisfied with our products. That's why we stand behind our 365-day SATISFACTION GUARANTEE: If you put it to the test and are not satisfied, you get a full refund! We hope that you will give our product a serious spray as our customer care team (Kelly and her lovable feline sidekicks Mittens and Bing Clawsby) are feline-savvy and are dedicated to bring you the peace of mind you need.
KEEP IN MIND, IF YOU HAVE A VERY WILLFUL CAT, YOU MAY NEED TO ADD A SUPERB SCRATCHING SURFACE. Provide your frisky Felis catus with a clawing alternative that it absolutely adores, so THE SPRAY + A PRIME RATED SCRATCHING POST is THE ANSWER! Because some cats display more jungle-style clawing than a typical house cat, an extra-stubborn cat without a great scratch area will either repeatedly try to remove the spray, or target a new helpless furniture awaiting to endure its very own meow-makeover
$234
We overspent on a sizable wool and silk living room rug and have two cats with claws. The rug (as well as the new sofa and chair) are surrounded by a number of fantastic scratching posts, ramps, and horizontal scratchers, but for some reason they still prefer to scratch the rug, which raises the pile. I even went so far as to tape down thick aluminum foil on the spots where they appeared to scuff the worst.I came across the Claw Withdraw spray and decided it was worth a shot—certainly preferable to a rug covered in foil! I tested it on the area under the sofa when it first arrived, and it appeared to be fine—there was no staining or dye transfer. I sprayed it on the regions where they had previously scratched. For the first week, it is advised to spray three times each day. After the first day, I saw they were still scratching the regions where the spray had been applied, but not those areas. I decided to spray the entire rug. Since they've scratched more than once in the week since I acquired the spray, I spray the entire rug every night before bed. As of now, so nice! The Claw Withdraw seems to be working for us till they realize the rug is off limits, but I absolutely need to develop the habit of frequently cutting their nails. I like the perfume, which is powerful and made of herbal extracts and has a lemongrass-like aroma; however, my partner finds it overpowering, so I only use it while he is away. As long as this spray reduces my cats' rug-scratching, I'll keep using it.
4.3/5
Refreshing
All Natural
Soap and Detergent Free
For Cats and Dogs
Green Packaging
$234
I use my own homemade solution to spray my two huge indoor dogs (just 2 ingredients). Whenever I don't use my own recipe, I use TropiClean deodorizing pet spray. After trying a different brand that was referred to as a "groomer's brand," one of my dog's eyes went red and he started scratching it after about two to three days. I stopped using the "groomer's brand" right away and examined the ingredients. There was diazolidinyl urea, an antibacterial preservative, isostearamidopropyl morpholine lactate, which prevents the formation of static electricity, and the list goes on. My dog experienced an allergic reaction to ONE of the components. We've been using TropiClean for years, and my dogs have never experienced an allergic response. My dogs have a long-lasting aroma because they are indoor pets. You have no idea how frequently I hear, "Your dog smells so lovely." Since the spray is comprised of natural chemicals, the perfume won't last more than three days, but in my opinion, it's still worth the money.
4.1/5
SAFETY FIRST: Pet Corrector is not recommended for use with Puppies and should never be pointed directly at a dog, nor any part near your body. Pet Corrector is not a toy and should be used only by adults and professionals
STOPS BARKING: Help train your dog to stop excessive barking with Pet Corrector. Pet Corrector works by emitting a harmless hiss of air to interrupt barking & help you train "no bark" & other useful training commands
GREAT FOR DOG TRAINING: We love our dogs so training them humanely is important. Pet Corrector is a constructive & positive way to interrupt bad habits & retrain better behaviors for peace of mind around the house & in public
USES PER CAN: Pet Corrector can be sprayed or used in general correlation to the can size. For 200ml cans, Pet Corrector has enough air for about 200 uses. Pet Corrector is best used in short bursts
HISS SOUND: Pet Corrector retrains dog behaviors by emitting a hiss sound mimicking natural warning sounds that cats & other animals make. This interrupts actions and allow you to retrain habits like jumping up & barking
$234
I attempted it out of pure desperation even though I never expected it to succeed. I'm so happy I did.We have a 1-year-old baby and an 8-month-old boxer puppy living with us. I have owned dogs for a very long time—I won't say how many years, but it's in the decades. Never have I owned a dog that I couldn't train. I never thought about giving up, even though some were more frustrating than others (especially my beloved boxers, who are such obstinate puppies). Well, Mavis and I are a perfect combination. I have been the target of attacks every waking second for the past six months. I was unable to break her of the habit of jumping on me and nipping—some bizarre game—despite walks, play, chasing tennis balls on a big property, etc. I tried EVERYTHING that had previously been successful with other dogs. She is remarkably nice and cautious with the baby, which is strange because boxers are known for instinctively guarding young children.Enter the Pet Corrector, hehe! It just happened once! I then gave her the can again twice more that day. That was all it took to interrupt a regular routine. It's been a week since the first day, when I didn't even had to display the can again. We went from getting at least 50 bites a day—I'm not exaggerating—to none in a day. When I used it on her, she didn't even appear to be scared by it. Every day I used to make fun of her and say, "Mavis, you're going to the pound" (I WOULD NEVER ACTUALLY DO THAT). All I can say at this point is "excellent dog."I'm not sure if this will work for all pets, but if your mental stamina is shot, I sincerely hope you can achieve the same outcomes I did.
3.9/5
unscented and safe for humans, animals and the environment
Multipack of 2
$234
This stuff works well. Last spring, we took in two siblings that were kittens from a shelter. We were accustomed to Persian culture and were looking for a friend to replace Lily. We were taken aback by the two new kittens. Extremely active, climbing all over the place, and knocking stuff over. creating harm. We started with the dining room table because they seemed to like fighting there. We set our first one down on the desk. I was disappointed to find the tablecloth and seating arrangements to be so disorganized after the first night. I quickly understood that a scared cat creates more mess. They were no longer on the table after that. When they started climbing there, we relocated it to the kitchen counters. We were worried about our two trees and seasonal decorations as Christmas approached. I bought another SSSCat. One was affixed to each tree. As they figured out where the holes were to escape the hiss of the can, we did realize we needed to adjust our position. But we thought the SSSCat did a good job of protecting our decor. Our larger boy cat, Drago, recently found some bathroom decor he loved. I kept having to go get parts of it and put them back. the SSSCAT, please! Since then, he has not touched it. In conclusion, we move two cans around to where we need them. They may need a few more, but they seem to work rather well.
3.7/5
The Pet Corrector Stops: Barking, Chasing, Stealing, Jumping Up and Place Avoidance
The inert gas has no smell, and is totally safe and works on most animals including cats, horses and more
It works by emitting a hiss of compressed gas to interrupt a dog's unwanted behavior
It is used and recommended by trainers and behaviorists throughout the world
Free training guide, featuring tips and easy to follow instructions included in every pack
$234
I recently received this recommendation from another dog owner who had successfully solved her dog's barking issue. I bought the smallest/best value pack I could find because I was dubious (2 pk of the smallest one). I'm in awe of the outcomes.We've been fortunate that our puppy hasn't twisted her insides when she eats things off the street that she shouldn't and gets sick, throws it up (if it's too big), or passes it through. She expelled a piece of corn cob and a peach pit that were both too large to pass through. A small piece of shredded plastic that she recently passed out. There are also dog walkers engaged, albeit we don't know when or where she obtained these items. (The streets and sidewalks in our neighborhood are littered with trash. Cats rip into trash bags and pull out the bones of chicken. Our dog sees all kinds of delicious things since she defecate and poops on the roadway between cars, giving her plenty of opportunities to steal treats.) Various training methods and exercises have been tried, but nothing has been successful.I used Pet Corrector with us on our morning stroll on Saturday, pressing this button and yelling "no!" whenever the dog tried to grab something. Every time she dropped it and ran off quickly. She obviously dislikes the noise. The second time we walked, the same thing happened, and I saw her give my right hand and the can a severe side-eye once. No need to use the can on the third walk. I only had to hit the button once more throughout the remainder of Saturday and all of Sunday. She stops trying to eat when we yell "no!" and now she usually just goes right by it. including bread and juicy chicken bones—her two favorites! My girlfriend hasn't even depressed the button once, but the pup stops trying to eat garbage when she says "no!" My GF replied, "It's like walking a new dog! And that's after two walks with it!I don't think it's accurate to say, "It's just compressed air, get it at the computer store." It probably emits a tone that we don't hear, or at least not in the same manner that we do. Our dog is constantly hearing loud noises. She is unperturbed as we go beneath the overhead train at our Queens, New York, apartment. She doesn't mind the sound of the traffic, trains, horns, people shouting, etc. She, however, does NOT like the noise that this can made. Perhaps removing the PC container's top and placing it atop a compressed air can might work? However, it doesn't even seem like we'll need to use the second tiny can we acquired, so I doubt I'll ever find out.13/10 I'd advise it to any dog owner.
3.4/5
Waterproof
Easy-to-follow operation manual and video.
Safety features
$234
One of our two 12-year-old cats, who is either hungry, lonely, bored, or a mix of the three, will do everything to rouse us up in the early morning hours. (Trust me; he is not going hungry.) After years of putting up with his antics in the previous home, we recently moved into a new townhouse. Partly due to the fact that we were unable to barricade the bedroom door any longer, and partially because I had had enough, I finally pushed the trigger on this stunning property. He has already begun to rip the paint off the bedroom door in the less than three weeks that we have been here. Oh, and our new home has levers instead of door knobs, which he quickly worked out how to open. It only made LOUD NOISES when it was locked. AT 4 AM. Ahem.We couldn't sleep either because, as soon as he was given access, it was all: "I'm glad you let me in. What are you doing? Play time! I'm going to remove everything from the dresser! Do you mind if I say, "Ooh, your face is warm"? Pat. Pat. Get up. Pat. Pat. You're alert? It bores me. Pat, pat, meerrrrow, meerrrrow "so forth, so forth.Let's go back to yesterday night. We placed the SSScat in front of the entrance and positioned it such that if he began scratching, it would be impossible for him to avoid setting it off. I had my wife in bed with me, and we were both just about to fall asleep when we heard the alarm. From the other side of the door, there was a loud "ssssSSSSSSSSSST!" and much hurried scrambling. Then there was stillness. Blessed absolute and total quiet. Up until we both lost all control and started giggling.We both sighed in relief after a good several minutes of belly-laughing as a group, and shortly thereafter we were both sound asleep. It was a good night last night.TL;DR: You're unable to sleep because your kitties are jerks. SSScat, please. I really recommend it.
3.3/5
QUALITY GUARANTEED: PetSafe brand has been a trusted global leader in pet behavior, containment and lifestyle innovations for nearly 30 years; we help pets and their people live happily together
DETERS PETS - Place the spray deterrent on countertops, next to trash cans or near furniture to quickly teach your dog or cat to avoid off-limit spaces
MOTION-ACTIVATED – Motion sensor detects your pet when they are within 3 feet of the spray deterrent; each can holds approximately 80-100 sprays
BATTERY-OPERATED - Motion sensor requires 4 AAA batteries; batteries not included
SAFE - The spray is harmless, odorless and does not stain surfaces; spray is environmentally friendly and has zero ozone depletion
PET-FREE ZONES – Use the spray deterrent to train pets to avoid specific rooms or areas in your home
REPLACEABLE - When empty, simply purchase a SSSCAT replacement can
$234
Let's be honest now. This contraption is pricey, but so is fixing the harm caused by certain cats' destructive tendencies. My cats are my friends, but they don't all get along. Their rivalry finally turned into a competition to see who could dominate the area that is my child's closet by constantly urinating in the corner. I constantly cleansed it with the proper products to remove the odor, just to have them do it again the following day. The scent was so overpowering that my child was unable to play in his room any longer, and you could smell it the moment you entered our front door.Finally, after remembering numerous humorous videos of the Ssscat's effectiveness on YouTube, I shut the kid's door and placed my order. After waiting for it to arrive and having a few free hours, I tore up the carpet, used Nature's Miracle to clean the floor, dried it, and replaced the soiled areas with new carpet. I then put batteries in the Ssscat and set it up so that any curious cats approaching the closet would receive a blast to the face.The cats played happily in his room all day while keeping an eye on my development. Only I was the one who activated the Ssscat. Then it was time for bed. My husband heard a huge crash and raced into his bedroom to discover that, lo and behold, a cat had walked into the closet to leave a message, only to receive a very serious message from me! Kiddo had just gotten all cuddled up in bed and was about to sleep off! A few minutes later, one of the other cats gave it a try, only to fly out of the bedroom like a bat. You know where, I suppose.Since then, none of the cats have ventured near the closet, and my home now smells like a house with too many cats, darn them, but clean litter boxes. I've never been happier.In conclusion, this item is definitely worth the money. I can't help but admit that seeing the cats terrified by some pressured air would be utterly delightful after all the damage they caused, so I only wish I had thought to set up a motion activated camera to catch the cats' reactions to watch later.
3.3/5
Replacement Can for PetSafe SSSCAT Spray (Motion Detector Unit is NOT INCLUDED)
Call, chat or email with our expert PetSafe US-based customer care specialists six days a week; They are waiting to assist you and your pet with your product needs at 1-800-732-2677 or by email at ccc3@petsafe.net
Manufacturer’s warranty is only valid when purchased from an authorized retailer
To replace can make sure switch is set to off ("O" positions), place the motion detector unit on top of the spray can and firmly slide down the locking ring until it clicks into place
Compatible with both SSSCAT Motion Detector Units PPD00-16168 and PDT00-13914
Environmentally friendly formula has zero ozone depletion
Unscented spray surprises your pet away from off-limit areas
80-100 SPRAY PER CAN - replacement cans are quick and easy to replace
$234
Let's be honest now. This contraption is pricey, but so is fixing the harm caused by certain cats' destructive tendencies. My cats are my friends, but they don't all get along. Their rivalry finally turned into a competition to see who could dominate the area that is my child's closet by constantly urinating in the corner. I constantly cleansed it with the proper products to remove the odor, just to have them do it again the following day. The scent was so overpowering that my child was unable to play in his room any longer, and you could smell it the moment you entered our front door.Finally, after remembering numerous humorous videos of the Ssscat's effectiveness on YouTube, I shut the kid's door and placed my order. After waiting for it to arrive and having a few free hours, I tore up the carpet, used Nature's Miracle to clean the floor, dried it, and replaced the soiled areas with new carpet. I then put batteries in the Ssscat and set it up so that any curious cats approaching the closet would receive a blast to the face.The cats played happily in his room all day while keeping an eye on my development. Only I was the one who activated the Ssscat. Then it was time for bed. My husband heard a huge crash and raced into his bedroom to discover that, lo and behold, a cat had walked into the closet to leave a message, only to receive a very serious message from me! Kiddo had just gotten all cuddled up in bed and was about to sleep off! A few minutes later, one of the other cats gave it a try, only to fly out of the bedroom like a bat. You know where, I suppose.Since then, none of the cats have ventured near the closet, and my home now smells like a house with too many cats, darn them, but clean litter boxes. I've never been happier.In conclusion, this item is definitely worth the money. I can't help but admit that seeing the cats terrified by some pressured air would be utterly delightful after all the damage they caused, so I only wish I had thought to set up a motion activated camera to catch the cats' reactions to watch later.
2.7/5
Made in United States
Manufactured by Nature's Miracle Products
No Scratch Deter Spray Just for Cats, 8-Ounce
Packagining may vary
$234
It's effective! So when I purchased this, I was both desperate and somewhat doubtful. My older cat has a penchant for tearing up my carpets. She ripped so many fibers out of my living room rug's edges that you can really see the carpet's underlayment. I gave her a brand-new scratching post and pad, both of which she seems to enjoy, and then I gambled and got a new carpet, crossing my fingers that it works. Nope! The new carpet was scratched when I awoke the following morning. I discovered this product during my search for a fix. I wouldn't have tried it unless I was very desperate. I just didn't understand how spraying this would stop scratches. Of course it does! She appears to want to scratch the most around the edges, so I only spritz it there. Knock on wood, she hasn't scratched it again as of yet. I reapply the spray every couple of days since I am so paranoid, but eventually I think I'll stop. Fortunately, the fragrance isn't too unpleasant. It's not my favorite scent; to me, it smells a little like cloves, but it's okay and goes away soon. hallelujah!
There is no scientific evidence that apple cider vinegar repels cats. Some people believe that the strong smell of vinegar is enough to deter cats from entering an area, but there is no guarantee that this will work. If you're looking for a natural way to keep cats away, you can try using lemon or orange peels.
Yes, baking soda can keep cats away. When sprinkled around areas where cats like to congregate, the baking soda will deter them from hanging out there. Baking soda is also effective at keeping cats out of the house altogether. By sprinkling it around the perimeter of your home, you can create an invisible barrier that cats will not want to cross.
There are a variety of cat repellent sprays on the market, but do they actually work? The short answer is that it depends. Some cat repellents use strong smells or tastes that deter cats from entering an area or chewing on objects. Others use ultrasonic sound waves that are inaudible to humans but can be bothersome to cats. The effectiveness of a repellent spray also depends on the individual cat. Some cats are more sensitive to smells than others and will be deterred by a strong-smelling spray. Others may not be bothered by the
It's frustrating when your neighbours' cat comes into your house and makes itself at home. There are a few things you can do to deter the cat and keep it out of your house. First, try closing the door to the room the cat likes to go into. If that doesn't work, you can try putting a piece of double-sided tape or aluminium foil on the floor in the doorway. The cat won't like the feel of the sticky surface and will avoid it. You can also try spraying the cat with water or using acitronella spray when
If you're having trouble with neighborhood cats in your yard, there are a few things you can do to get rid of them. Try these tips: - Put up a fence: A fence will deter cats from coming into your yard in the first place. - Use deterrents: There are a number of products available that will deter cats from entering your yard, such as motion-activated sprinklers. - Trap them: If you can't keep the cats out of your yard, you can try trapping them and taking them to a local animal shelter.
The best way to keep cats away is to make your property uninviting to them. Start by trimming back any bushes or trees that might provide them with hiding spots. Then, keep your garbage cans tightly sealed and your yard free of debris. You can also try using commercial repellents, but be sure to read the labels carefully and follow the directions. Finally, remember that cats are attracted to food, so keep your outdoor eating areas clean and free of any potential snacks.
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