10 responses to “Electric Fences For Cats?”

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  renhoez February 8th, 2010 at 19:50

  Cats are THE stubbornness creatures on God’s green earth; also the smartest next to us humans. Still you might ask your vet. It can’t hurt. I tried wiring the sink-cabinets so my Stimpy couldn’t get into the cleaning products; guess what? I gave up because she wasn’t doing anything but deffing me.

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  Solow February 9th, 2010 at 02:37

  I sympathise, when cats want to get out, then they seem to get out of the smallest of gaps.
  Have you thought about buying a custom run to put in your garden? You could attach it to the house maybe & give access through a window? Or get one of the stand alone ones that come complete with a little house for your cat.
  Either that or keep her inside… which does seem a shame, since she is used to going out.

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  mickladd February 9th, 2010 at 02:52

  get a long piece of copper wire enough to circle your garden connect a piece of flex to end attach a plug insert plug in socket and watch her fry yea111

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  starlet1 February 9th, 2010 at 05:00

  Havent seen them designed for cats but they sell fine electric wire fences designed to go round the edge of a pond to keep herons away. That would do the job – look at your local garden centre in the aquatic section. xx

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  sm February 9th, 2010 at 05:13

  a leash and harness

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  hot fix swarovski rhinestones February 9th, 2010 at 08:25

  try putting the cat in a dog pen that will hold a large dog that is what I did for my cats
  thank you

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  Ali February 9th, 2010 at 13:51

  I have a ragdoll cat my self… he is 16 years old, and the only time he steps foot out of the houst is with me on a leash, which he handles very well… Ragdolls are quite dumb when it comes to being outside and you are running a big risk letting him out.. I would suggest not doing it, and electrical fences are just mean overrall

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  mayfair February 9th, 2010 at 19:32

  go to the pet shop ask for lions mane plug the holes with it it puts ragdoll of going near it as it smells of a big cat

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  cathedra February 9th, 2010 at 21:20

  Are you kidding? You may as well have a canary kept in a cage. Cats are meant to wonder free of their own accord. How very sad (and selfish) that you choose to captivate an animal that is meant to wonder free.

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  switchpl February 10th, 2010 at 00:20

  let itgo