Healthy Living Books Outdoor Living

Rating: - Doe not work !
Sadly it does not have any effect. I watched 2 cats stroll pass the repeller. The repeller activated, as you can see the red light blinking, but the cats just ignore it and walk on.

Disappointed.

The cats continue to foul my lawn. May be I should scoop up the poo and dump it in the gardens of those irresponsible cat owners.

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Rating: - Efficient and Functional
It is only active when the sensor is tripped. It makes the cats go away - no more cat pooh in its zone of action. It will NOT work on deaf cats. It doesn't bother my children. You may want a second unit after you try the first one.

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Rating: - it works,but keep at it
As with the other reviewers, cats were a constant problem.The cat repeller worked within a day or so,so I left it in the front garden for about a week so the cats got used to it being there,then I moved it into the rear garden.Now instead of jumping out of bed a number of times every night with my trusty water pistol whenever I heard cats jumping over my fence or gate I could sleep through the night-heaven! But after a couple of weeks I noticed [the evidence was rather obvious!]that cats had discovered that the scarer was no longer in the front,so I had to put it back there again.I now divide it between the front and back gardens ['cos I'm tight and won't buy two!] a couple of weeks in each,and it seems to work OK.My 12year old son can always hear when it's on,though I can't,but that can be an advantage if I forget to turn it off during the day and leave it on when there's a lot of foot traffic in the "cat alarm zone".I haven't been able to find rechargable 9v batteries,but if the scarer is placed correctly the batteries last quite a time.I found it better not to place it facing the entrance to the garden as everyone passing by sets it off.[unless you have a solid,reasonably high fence or wall]I place mine near the gate facing the house and garden,so only anyone/thing coming into the garden sets it off.Just keep it out of sight of neighbouring kids or it may disappear!Nothing else kept the persistant cats out-netting,nails+wire in the top the fence,but this is brilliant.It works!

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Rating: - At last a deterrent .(yahoo !!!!!!!)
I'll keep this short and sweet.These work great at keeping cats away,and cause them no harm.Especially when they stay out of my garden.Not only did I have them doing their dirt in my garden.They would also just wander into my house if I opened the door to let some air in. Even if I was sitting watching tv.Then give me a dirty look when I chased them out.10 out of 10 for these repellers.A tip is to buy rechargable batteries.(bye bye pussycats!)
Just a little add on to the above after couple of weeks use to let any potential buyer know that there are a few dissapointed cats in my area now.Its really turned into a no go zone for them.And contrary to what a couple of people who shouldnt have been allowed to review these would have you think... the cats that have come near are still alive,and so are my kids.Strange eh!

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Rating: - Worked 100%
after spending £65 on various sprays, powders and even lion poo from the zoo I wish Id bought this first.

Worked out of the box.

After 4 months of cats leaving deposits in the garden they no longer come near it.

I watched for about 25 minutes before the first cat dared to invade and I can tell you, its the first time I have seen a cat do a vertical take off from a standing start, only wish i could of videoed it for you-tube.

One problem my neighbours keep popping round to borrow it!