Would this keep a cat from using his mouth to pull at fur on his hind legs and lower back?
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See my review, but here's the quick answer: yes, if the cat isn't the type to work hard to get out of it.
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Unless your cat is a lion, I believe that it wil be strong enough. This was used to prevent raccoons from entering patio. It worked!
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No, I don't think it would keep cats from climbing the tree. The plastic material has agrid pattern that cats could get a foothold on and climb.
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The tips are rounded, so I would think it shouldn't scratch your cat's skin. I use this for my husky and I do groom her head where there really isn't much long fur/coat. She doesn't get irritated by it.
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When we have had our cat boarded, he is very angry on return and makes messes everywhere. The Feliway plug in now prevents this. He stays calm and behaves well. It seems to subdue him. So I think it would work for spraying too.
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It should help but in my case, my cat kept trying to scratch around his neck with his rear legs and his claws eventually (a couple of days) punctured the bladder.
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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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Yes, it is very flexible and is made of plastic but has ridges to keep the cats from chewing on it. I use it for my computer cords and it keeps them off.
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I use this item on my cat that licks sores on her back near her tail, she cant reach that area while wearing this, HOWEVER I did see her scratching her face with her hind leg over the weekend, I took her picture doing it but do not see where it allows a picture on this response to your question, hope this helps.
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I think this collar works better to discourage the dog from turning his head to lick the back areas. They can lay down and eat with it on, so he may be able to lick his front paws.
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This worked for our Maine Coon when he was a kitten. He had a cord biting problem as well and he was not pleased when he found them covered in the spray. We did have to reapply a few times but he got the idea and stopped biting them. I think it is similar to dogs though it will work on some cats and not others. Worth a try though it worked for us.
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Yes it's flexible but it might work. I used it on a cat that over-groomed and it prevented her from licking. However, she was pretty persistent and figured out how to remove the cone. I still like the cone because it's flexible yet does the job.
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Our cat is de-clawed on the front paws. I believe the mesh is strong enough. Our cat has learned to open the zipper with his teeth however,
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Possibly, depending on the cat and the circumstances. Slight sedation also works. Most of the time, my guys need nothing when they're shaved.
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No. This harness is great. My cat would get out of the dog harness. This harness has wide Velcro strips so she couldn't squirm out of it and it was very comfortable for her. This type will be perfect in my opinion.
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Depends on cat's druthers. Do what you think would work and see if kitty approves. Sounds like a good idea. You wouldn't believe the never-ending things I do trying to make my cat comfortable.
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Your cat may try to and depending on how firm you have it around them and/or aggressive they are, they may eventually get to it by pushing onto something else but not with their paws. Always good to try as they do prefer this over the cone undoubtedly and you can always return it as amazon has awesome return policy