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High frequency cat scarers...

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Toni H

Mama Doe
Hi everyone,

Does anyone have one of the above - if so, does it affect their buns?

If it does, are there any ideas out there for keeping cats out of the garden?

Thanks!! :D:wave:
 
I have heard of them but for me i wouldnt be worth it. I have 6 cats none have ever gone and attacked the cages they just sit and stare. I brought the dad of the bunnies into night for a run around (pened Up) and one ran away and hid. I also have my neighbours cats come in and they just stare as well. I must be lucky.

jane
 
Dumpling said:
I have heard of them but for me i wouldnt be worth it. I have 6 cats none have ever gone and attacked the cages they just sit and stare. I brought the dad of the bunnies into night for a run around (pened Up) and one ran away and hid. I also have my neighbours cats come in and they just stare as well. I must be lucky.

jane
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Thanks for the reply!

Murray gets a bit edgy sometimes, but mostly we wanted one to help the birds in the garden - but didn't want it to make the buns life a misery! :D
 
Im not sure if rabbits can hear the noise but as a human who can they are bloody painful!

I wouldnt use them just incase, poor buns would have such a head ache if they did affect them!
 
rachie_j said:
Im not sure if rabbits can hear the noise but as a human who can they are bloody painful!

I wouldnt use them just incase, poor buns would have such a head ache if they did affect them!
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That was the concern, really didn't like the idea with the buns, just wanted to put some feelers out on here!

Sorry about you being able to hear them - must be horrible. Is it the same with dog whistles for you then?
 
I have never tried with a dog whistle, my auntie has a cat scarer and I can hear that whenever I go round. I also cant listen to some radios and tv channels cos of the high frequency waves they give out. Its a hard noise to explain but its like a really really high sort of screeching noise.
 
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