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Contech CatStop Ultrasonic Outdoor Cat Deterrent | 
 enlarge | Brand: CatStop
Category: Pet Products
List Price: $59.00
Buy New: $42.84
You Save: $16.16 (27%)
New (16) from $42.84
Avg. Customer Rating:  91 reviews
Sales Rank: 8567
Color: Green
Media: Kitchen
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.4
Dimensions (in): 10 x 6.3 x 4
MPN: CAT002
Model: CAT 001
UPC: 059463000386
EAN: 0059463000386
ASIN: B0001A9TE2
Release Date: January 12, 2004
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
 | Cat deterrent safely and effectively repels unwanted cats | | | 2-second ultrasonic alarm when motion detector senses motion | | | Not audible to humans; covers 330 square feet; requires 9-volt battery | | | Weatherproof and can be left outdoors in all conditions | | | Measures approximately 8 by 3 by 18 inches |
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Product Description
* Ultra sound based concept safely and effectively repels animals without chemicals, visually objectionable barriers or shock * Has an 80 deg. detection range across a 20' distance in front of the device * Passive Ultrasonic detector operates unattended and activates when movement is detected * Operates 24/7, CatStop protects day and night for up to 6 months, or 4900+ activations, on one 9 volt battery * Becomes a temporary sound barrier * Can be used in neighborhoods where fences are not allowed * Simple installation, easy to extend coverage with additional CatStops * 30 day money back guarantee
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| Customer Reviews: Read 86 more reviews...
 Very Pleased January 6, 2009
I received two Contech CatStop Ultrasonic Outdoor Cat Deterrent devices on Dec. 15, 2008 on the last day of the delivery estimate. My neighbor has about 20 cats and they had started using my yard as a litter box. My biggest fear was that they would start nesting and producing more cats in my yard! I was skeptical at first about how well these devices would work. I placed one in the front flower bed and the other at the back of the house near the area where I'd seen cats enter my yard. About the 2nd day, I noticed a black cat hovering a few feet away from the Cat Stop device, staring at it as he moved. He stopped everytime the red light came on. He seemed intimidated, but I assumed that since he didn't run immediately, the device wasn't making the shrill noise that only animals could hear and that he was only fascinated with the light. I was so disappointed. However, since then I haven't seen any cats in my yard and the smell of cat pee is no longer at my front and back door! I am very pleased and excited not to see anymore cats in my yard. Last week I saw one of them wandering around a whole block away. Thank you so much and it is so worth it to have two CatStop devices.
 Don't expect the device to last too long December 20, 2008
I have been through a couple of these devices now. When brand new, they seem to do the job, but after a few months they just seem to give up. Even with a fresh battery, it seems like the motion sensor stops functioning. And I live in a very mild climate with little rain, so I can't blame the weather. In general, the CatStop feels light and flimsy for the price, rather than a solid piece of engineering. So if you decide to use this approach to keep cats off your lawn, budget on replacing at least twice a year - plus a string of replacement 9v batteries.
Contech CatStop November 19, 2008
I have used the CatStop for my front yard for about a year and recently purchased 2 for my newly resodded back yard. I have been so pleased with all that I have purchased. Gone are piles of stray cat poop and the smell of urine. No longer is all the mulch dug up in the gardens. No longer is the smell of urine overpowering you at the front door. I live in a humid area and the stink was awful. In the back yard, it is so nice not to have to clean your shoes off all the time.
No more "gifts" in the flower beds November 12, 2008
Finally, no more scooping out odiferous cat feces out of the flower beds. This CatStop works great even though it's exposed to the constant rain
 Seems good so far. November 11, 2008
I think this works. The light will come on if I pass in front of it and I haven't noticed the neighbor's cat as much. I have seen it twice but both times it was on the perimeter of where this device wasn't covering. I then moved it forward and haven't seen the cat since.
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