Flippin cat plus reptile tanks= UGH!

[infernalis]

I think it all depends on your cat, whether you want to try to train them or keep them off the area. There are products out there to set up boundaries for your animals, indoor and outdoor. I'll poke around into my suppliers and see if there's a cat product available, I know they have cat radio fence for outdoors.

We had a cat that constantly jumped up on counters and such.

I bought the radio fence and collar, then strung the wire in the ceiling.

Then I set the transmitter for 3 feet, and sure enough it worked great, whenever that cat got within a yard of the ceiling, the collar activated, and the cat jumped down to the floor.

You can also use it to keep them out of any given room simply by running the wire around the door jam.

It works very well.

[mtolypetsupply]

I so love how innovative people are. Wayne, I know I've said this before but YOU ROCK!!!!!!

I never would have thought to put the wire in the ceiling to well, lower the ceiling!! That's awesome!!! Keep those innovations flowing!!!1

[guidofatherof5]

I'm sure the cat feels different about his innovations

[Snake lover 3-25]

lol!!!!!

[infernalis]

Well it was a real problem, The cable guy came over (It was Kathy's apartment, an EX) and the cable guy strung cable in the drop ceiling.

The darn cat saw the ceiling panels were movable, and she came home from work one day, the apartment was a wreck!

It seems that kitty was compelled to keep going into the drop ceiling, and it could not support him, he repeatedly kept going in there until nearly every panel was on the floor.

Replacement panels were costing too much to keep up with the chaos, so I HAD to invent some way to stop kitty from going up there.

The side effect was it kept him off the counters, off the top of the fridge, and he suddenly quit pulling all the curtains down.

[reptile3]

We had a cat that constantly jumped up on counters and such.

I bought the radio fence and collar, then strung the wire in the ceiling.

Then I set the transmitter for 3 feet, and sure enough it worked great, whenever that cat got within a yard of the ceiling, the collar activated, and the cat jumped down to the floor.

You can also use it to keep them out of any given room simply by running the wire around the door jam.

It works very well.

I always wondered if you could you use those on cats... hmmmmmmm

[infernalis]

Works like a charm!

[guidofatherof5]

I'd like to rig one of those above my garbage cans.
Do you think the neighbor will notice the new collar I put on his little precious Darn cat.

[infernalis]

Glock makes a great repellent for those Steve. As does Marlin, Winchester, Browning and my all time favorite Uzi

[guidofatherof5]

Oh yeah, Problem! Noise. Wait. Me Law Enforcement. Silencer. Oh, yeah.