Not bothered about cats, but if it repels noisy kids then great, if it repels mrs too then the garden will be somewhere to enjoy some peace.

The water ones work a lot better. https://youtu.be/urqQ49q5bBY

Not a stupid comment, but if you are unable to understand the concept of what I was saying......

Perfect! Cheers

And exactly how would a cat owner keep a cat in their own garden, what a stupid comment. My wife has 4 cats and they carp in our garden, i hate them. I might get one of these to make them carp in the local fields.

Do these only deter cats? Will this affect my dog at all?

Cat people :neutral_face:

It's only triggered when some thing walks by it within 8 meters. It doesn't work through walls etc. So next door cats have no problems sitting on my fence a few meters from it but when they get down IN my garden and walk within its approx 120deg horizontal radius they trigger it. I don't see how you can get more humane and it certainly doesn't affect them in their garden or house. Cat and dog poop is a health hazard.

LOL. May all the cats descend upon you and $#it in your garden. :stuck_out_tongue:

Thanks. Will look into this

I hope you get migraine.

any body know of something similar to stop damn noisy crows nesting in trees behind

I must have spent at least £100 on several of these devices plus batteries over the last few years grrr

Dad is that you ?

:wink: Exactly what he said.

I got this exact one branded differently from Amazon a couple of weeks ago only £3 more. I've just moved, next door has at least 2 cats and there was 3 piles of cat beep on the little crockery patch out back. One huge pile and 2 smaller but not small which they moved onto when I think the original pile got too rank even for them. It caused me to dry heave when clearing it up.

It was delivered on the 20th of March and they still haven't used it as a toilet again. Didn't take long to charge, easy to install and has other options if in the future you have a problem with foxes or dogs.

You can get sprays and stuff but it doesn't last and after moving t'up north it always seems to be raining. I got some spray to apply to my fence and they use it to scratch. Applied liberally with a paint brush seems to work, spray isn't enough.

Annoying though that I've forked out about £20 for other people's pets beeping in my garden.

Missed that - much appreciated

Cheers

But in summary for anyone else - answer is unlikely to work on foxes

Just apply some Jays Fluid all around the top of ur fence, keeps the cats from doing their business in your garden

these things cause migraines, and IMHO should be banned... they also cover too larga an area and cause distress to cats in their owners houses, while I feel for everyone who has the cat poop issues (I do, and I know its not my cat as she's an indoor cat).. but please do not use these things...

Do these things work on foxes?

Not bothered about cats, but if it repels noisy kids then great, if it repels mrs too then the garden will be somewhere to enjoy some peace.

I bought something like this from Amazon, the solar charging didn't work and the battery died after a week or two

Here's one I made earlier :sunglasses:



ZZZAAAAPPPP

Yeah I've tried that waste of time and money, the only thing that seems to work is the wire fence/trellis as the cats can't climb, jump or crawl through it unless they are small kittens, had mine up about 5years, best solution for me!

I've got this on top of mine and they walk right across it lol

​yes it is solar.also comes with USB charging cable

Thanks. Sounds like its going to have to be the gun then!!!!

thanks, would look into it.

Here are two versions of something similar to what ive got around my garden, http://www.wilko.com/decorative-edging/wilko-fence-wicker-93x42cm/invt/0169816
http://www.bmstores.co.uk/products/decorative-picket-fencing-4pk-297037
i did get mine from either bmstore or poundstretcher when they had a sale a few years ago paid about £1 to 2 per piece trellis, approx. £30 in total to cover all of the tops of the fence, it was a lot of faffing to attach with heavy duty staple gun but worth it as seldom get cats anymore!

Anyone know if they work on foxes?

Hi
Does anyone know if this would work near a pond to keep the blooming herons away??
Quite happy with pooping cats - but fed up with herons nicking my goldfish.

I've unplugged a neighbours one of these, get its a cat deterrent but was going on at jack all

We only have big animals round our way, not Lidl ones - guess this wouldn't work then. :smiley:

The water ones work a lot better. https://youtu.be/urqQ49q5bBY

Approx 5 minutes!

got one of these this week.installed it.watched a cat stop and look at the led light that is triggered when they walk past.it went through sound cycle and within 10 seconds cat was straight over fence and out the garden to dump somewhere else! result ! so far..........

Its a good idea to move the sensors around the garden. I did have one smart cat that figured out how to sneak around them, the git even pooped right behind it to say up paws :confused:

Yeah yeah, I wondered how long that would take :smirk:

A mad old fella said on a radio phone that he pees on his own driveway to keep the cats off. He swore by it. I happened to be potty training my toddler so decided to empty the wees from the potty in the garden. It worked, no more cats.

Had at least 4 different cats $#itting in my garden last year. Bought 2 of these and they work. Some cats dissapeared straight away others took longer but I removed the sensors over winter and have had no cats return so far. I cant hear them but they annoy my Mrs. It's usually only children that can hear them.

Interesting, got a cat issue at the end of my garden this could be useful.

I like the idea of a solar panel,has anyone used one ?

I have this type below but rechargeable batteries are quite costly .

They do work well,but if you have a large garden you will need more than one to cover the whole area.

Water version is more efficient at deterring cats but the one I had started to malfunction, leaking water plus the sun and weather in general have adverse effects on pir sensor, so eventually put a very thin wire trellis fence up all around the garden on top of six foot fence seems to of stopped 99% of cats coming to crap in gravel beds, plus the birds have started nesting again now!

They're **** annoying.