My tattle tale is still working with my baby cat. If she gets used to it at
least I will know when she is up to something!
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Barb
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I did it right the first time.
>My tattle tale is still working with my baby cat. If she gets used to it at
>least I will know when she is up to something!
That is about all the good it does for me now. It alerts me one of the
4 cats is where I don't want them.
They all now ignore the sound and stay on the dresser until I shoo
them off.
My son says get a scat mat ---- I think not. I think thta would cause
a whole new batch of problems let alone I do not wish to cause any of
the cats pain or stress.
Karryl
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Steve G - 18 Feb 2005 23:47 GMT
> > My tattle tale is still working with my baby cat.
> > If she gets used to it at least I will know when
> > she is up to something!
>
> That is about all the good it does for me now.
Don't know how loud the tattle-tale is, but I've had great success with
the Scraminal. It's loud. I have one on a kitchen counter, and
sometimes in the morning, in my bleary-eyed state I'll forget it's
there, and trigger it. I then have a Strange Fear of the counter, and
will not go near it for weeks. Er.
Steve.
Barb - 19 Feb 2005 15:37 GMT
Maybe a scraminal will be the next step. The Tattle Tale is loud enough to
make you jump but doesn't bother your eardrums the way the burglar alarm
does.
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Barb
Of course I don't look busy,
I did it right the first time.