DO you think this would work for cats. The cat one is more expensive than the med dog one but looks the same. I have a dog as well.
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I don't have cats, but my dogs has cat like hair. It might be a bit large though, you don't want to hurt them. Might be easier to control the one made special for cats.
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A small size in length and bristles would work best for cats. The large one doesn't extract the fur out well between their front or hind legs. I tried using my large furminator on my cats and it did not work at all.
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This is listed as "#3 in Pet Supplies > Cats > Grooming > Shedding Tools" FURminator Long Hair deShedding Tool for Dogs, Medium It looks like the same one I have that I use on my cat and she likes it and it seems to work well. She is a 9 lbs calico.
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I think it might be too sharp or heavy for a cat. I have a big Pyrenees and I got the large one. Maybe if you got a smaller one it would be better.
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I honestly don't know why they make separate ones for cats and dogs. I think it probably works the same way. I would just be really careful because they are extremely sharp, but I don't really know why it wouldn't work the same.
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I use to have a smaller one for my cat but only cause I didn't have a dog at the time, I think it would be fine for both!!
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There is Composure for cats. Not personally having cats, I have heard it works on some and not on others. Just like dogs. Not a good answer, contact your veterinarian for a best answer.
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I used this on a long coat Chihuahua, but.also on his tail and belly side where the fur is shorter. I'm not sure how it would work for your cat, but it may be worth a try. We are very pleased with the product.
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I've only used mine for the dog, but it seems like it would work great for a cat. It is very durable and has totally saved our door from our Golden Retriever's claws.
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Well I have a Golden Retriever puppy and she's a long haired dog and the brush doesn't work with her hair. But I also have a rabbit and it works better with his hair. So it might work. Idk ask someone with a cat.
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Many vets do use it for cats. If you google it, you'll find dosage and so on. We use it for those of our cats who will eat food with medicine in it, and it has taken care of the problem without ill-effect. For our two holdouts we use profender, which you can get from petbucket via amazon at an affordable price (our vet uses it and charges $24.00. Here it costs $7.00-8.00 depending on the cat's size.).
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Hello,I have cats only, so could not speak to any possible difference between cat and dog hair. I have used it on my long haired cat and it works well if I go a little slower through his fur than my short haired cats.
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Wow - that's a big cat. It might work, depends on how strong the cat is. This chew is not flexible at all, it is a solid piece. My lab/greyhound mix loves it but she's a dog and not a cat. It's not that expensive, might be worth a try. If your cat doesn't like it, I'm sure your local animal shelter will make good use of it -)
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I think it could work for a cat because it works based off of the vibration of their vocal chords; for instance, my husband tested it on himself before putting it on our dog. If you were in doubt and want your cat to be able to yowl at his leisure while you're not around, they do make collars that respond instead to a remote control on which you press a button to correct a behavior.
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Doesn't work on my female. I use it for my dog and it does work - he looks around the room and is quiet - the cat is in the same room and she doesn't react at all.
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I don't have a cat but I doubt it would work for cats as the instructions say "especially made to take the temperature of a dog".
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Have small 5 lb dog and it worked for her. A kitten is much lighter but if it jumps on the pad I believe it would beep. You can always try it. I am pretty sure it would work for the cat
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I am Sure it would work great for cats!! We have two pugs and even big dogs this will help with. My kitty uses a doggy door but I am sure it would work great for cats also. They do not like the feel of scratching on the plastic! Saves from all that sanding and painting !! We love our! Good Luck hope this helps
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Sorry, I just have one dog. However, as stated in my review, this stuff seems to really work. His vet thought he had received a dental cleaning on a return visit--the only difference was the PlaqueOff. I just add a spoonful (the spoon is Tiny) to his meal and he eats it up, even though my dog is very picky. He doesn't seem to notice it. I think it is worth trying with your cat.
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I purchased the medium one for my dog. I have seen the small one and i think it should be okay for a cat.
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No I don't - probably should look into it. Our cat shares with the pup - they're the same size!
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Sorry I don't have a cat any longer. I have two dogs and it appears to be working in fact i need another bottle and do plan on ordering it again. Some time these things take a little while to see results but I think it is better than putting them out to clean their teeth.