Cat Intruder Deterrent Repellent Wall Fence Spikes: Pack of 20 (9.0M to 27.0M) - BROWN

A really good product that I have used inside the home. I've recently had new blinds fitted and I didn't want cat hairs all over them like the old pair. My kitten used to get up there to look out the window lay down in the sun and I thought it was cute at first and I didn't mind because the blinds were old. I'd use a sticky roller to get the hairs off. But as he got bigger abd wider, he's a Maine Coon, he would rip the blinds if the local fox came up the drive. . He'd zoom up and down inside the blinds and window. So not only would I have hairy blinds I'd have a lot of snot on the window. He tripped over the chains abd ripped off the bottom weighted section from main blinds so many if them broke that I needed a new set. Enough of my fat cat and On to the product! I Looked around for products I could use and found that these were ideal and the cheapest ones for sale. Cane very quickly. I just laid them on top of the window sill i haven't fixed them with screws. But there are two holes either side so you can screw them down. Back to the fat cat. He didn't know what to make of them at first he tried to wiggle through the spaces but lost his balance and put his foot on one of these. Ouch I could see the expression on his face a kinda wtf one. He shot off of the windowsill and came back later to have several Taps and sniffs. It gas worked! Now he's very cautious about getting up there. He now sits on the back of the chair and peers out the window. So this is worked for me hence since I put them on all the windows I don't want him to look out of getting snotty marks on. Luckily he can look out the front door because it's got glass at the bottom so he can still stare up the other cats in the neighborhoods that come to visit as he runs up and headbutt the glass.... So he's happy and so am I not having to do the chores of d- hairing the blinds. Nice

Bought this to deter next doors cat from getting in our garden and killing birds. Spikes are sharp, I took the top off some with glass papar, but in the end used puncture resistant garden gloves when putting up as i'd got a couple of puncture wounds myself. Stuff is easy to cut with tin snippers and fit, you need 4off for a standard fence panel. I bent it fist to the creases using an adjustable spanner as a bender instead of manually, set to the thickness of the plastic base Now to the crunch....does it work..... no cat can walk on it, no problem, abet a bit more gingerly going to plan F...thin wobbly mesh fence and plan P.... water gun (any recommendation there?)

I had a problem with a new neighbours cats digging up the back garden borders and plant pots and using them as toilets. I tried plants that were supposed to deter them but they didn't work so bought these. I screwed them along the top of the back fence and although I don't want to hurt the cats I heard one squeal once as it tried to enter the garden and so far they haven't been back. Excellent work.

Great

We’ve been plagued by neighbours 4 cats for years. They’ve dug up flower beds, & ruined our lawn. The Cactus spikes have turned out to be 100% effective at deterring the little monsters. The spikes are sharp enough to hurt without breaking skin. It was great watching the little monsters trying to walk along the fence but giving up after a few seconds. Effective, good value & easy to install. We’re very happy customers.

Stil doesn’t stop cats

Hurt or hands but didn't stop the cats

They are very, time consuming to put up and very sharp. I gave the job to my son, because I wasn't tall enough to put up. In order to stop the cat, you need to do the whole area of your garden, my neighbour has done, I am filling the gap. If you have a gap, the cat will use this to come in your garden. I am not sure if I have enough, yet as the job is not complete. This could work out expensive, but worth stopping cat messing in your garden.