can this be used without damaging electric poultry netting
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This item is designed for use with electric fence containment of pigs, cattle, horses, deer, cows, sheep and goats.
2122714
I certainly am no expert, but I would say no. The netting is probably nylon or another synthetic similar to it and the weights are a hard plastic.
230020
It can. It is very lightweight. I would say it rips easier than nylon netting.
1628558
I am not using it that way,but I saw several reviews by people who apparently were. All you would have to do is make sure the electric wires were properly isolated from water,etc. My cats love the warmth; as they mention,it does take a bit of time to warm up once the cat is on it,so I stitched a fuzzy cat blanket envelope for it so that they would curl up on that and then get the warmth.
758515
We used netting to keep large prey birds off our laying hens but small birds have no problem getting through to get at the chicken feed.It sounds like you need a smaller mesh.
1510016
The electrical cord has a wire coil spring shield surrounding it. I have had no animals bother it yet, and I have the cat, 3 dogs & 11 chickens that are exposed to this cord daily. I ave protected her house with a cardboard box big enough that I could slide her house in sideways that way and the entrance would be shielded, but she could still get out of the hole we left on the side of the box, as well to protect the wind that might blow around on the porch, and we ran the wire out of the back of her house and then out of the corner of the box to plug it in to my outdoor socket. Hope that helps. Hope that helps answer your question as well as keep your pet warm! The electrical cord has a wire coil spring shield surrounding it. I have had no animals bother it yet, and I have the cat, 3 dogs & 11 chickens that are exposed to this cord daily. I ave protected her house with a cardboard box big enough that I could slide her house in sideways that way and the entrance would be shielded, but she could still get out of the hole we left on the side of the box, as well to protect the wind that might blow around on the porch, and we ran the wire out of the back of her house and then out of the corner of the box to plug it in to my outdoor socket. Hope that... » Read More The electrical cord has a wire coil spring shield surrounding it. I have had no animals bother it yet, and I have the cat, 3 dogs & 11 chickens that are exposed to this cord daily. I ave protected her house with a cardboard box big enough that I could slide her house in sideways that way and the entrance would be shielded, but she could still get out of the hole we left on the side of the box, as well to protect the wind that might blow around on the porch, and we ran the wire out of the back of her house and then out of the corner of the box to plug it in to my outdoor socket. Hope that helps. Hope that helps answer your question as well as keep your pet warm! « Show Less
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This poultry netting is not super strong. If your dog understands boundaries and will not test them, it might work. I would suspect it would just lift up the netting between the poles with its nose and get out. You would probably do better with weld wire fencing.
1962112
Yes. You could be risking moisture on electrical components. Temperature controlled environment would be a better way to go.
137375
No it could not. Unfortunately it is just thin plastic used to deter birds. It is relatively easy to remove by hand.
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No. I also have chickens and ended up building them a coop. Unless you have a cover on the top (not the tarp A frame that is optional ((I have that as well)) you will see that predators can access them. Even if that was covered, the links are too wide and they can burrow underneath. While this is perfect for the small amount of time that my dogs are there, I would not recommend using this frame and chicken wire. Other than that, my only complaint was the unwinding of the chain link, which can catch on itself and make the task very annoying. Overall people come to my house and are very impressed with the product for the price. Good Luck
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Well I guess you wouldn't have to. You could use it like an electric fence but be careful if the doggies aren't wearing the collar them they could chew up the wire and electrocute themselves. We buried ours since we didn't always use the system so when they were outside we didn't worry about them chewing the wire up. There are 2 connectors in the rock.
1492372
This item is just paper and wire, no harmful chemicals, so "no", it won't hurt the beneficial insects.
1180459
Technically you can leave the netting off; however, the poles that hold the netting up are still fixed in place and a hazard to a jumper.
1676192
It is possible, however I wouldn't recommend it. The bird could destroy the netting pretty quickly.
668215
I have used for birds ,deer and rabbits around my garden and blueberries. We have poly chicken wire four feet up then we use the deer netting the rest of the way up to 7.5 feet.
776035
I don't this was intended to be used inside. It has a bothersome humming noise not noticeable outside as much. Plus if you have indoor pets, which I do, I would hate for them to jump on this and get electrocuted. Will kill flies and other flying pests. I hope that helps.
644253
I guess it is possible ... just plastic netting .. but we have cottontails running all over and they do not chew through it ...