PetSafe SSSCAT Motion-Activated Dog & Cat Spray, 3.89-oz bottle

I got new kittens and I am trying to train them to not get on certain surfaces, play with plants, or ruin my shower curtain. This does the job if you place it right. I’ve been leaving it in one spot for a few days and then moving it to a new problem area as needed. My cats seem to now mess with the shower curtain less, even though the sprayer is not there anymore. When I did notice them playing with it more, I moved it back again. It would be nice to have more of them around, but they are kind of expensive for that.

We used this for our cat Radar. Not only does it give that burst of air, it makes a noise. For a few months after we stopped using it, we could just make the nose and she would jump. She USED TO get on countertops and the dining room table. That was a BIG no no. I really didn't want her in the kitchen at all. I started with the countertops. Then the kitchen. As l said it worked GREAT! No cat in the kitchen at all. No cat on the dining room table. But, she did climb my son's bookcase and knock his basketball on his head in the middle of the night.

Bought our first deterrent to train our cat to stay out of the back of the apartment. We have been using a squirt bottle but that stopped working. Set up was easy but it wouldn’t go off consistently. Seemed to need 1-2 minutes rest time before going off again. You could walk right in front of it or to the sides without it spraying. Also the noise didn’t seem to affect our cat.

I recently got three Ssscat sprayers to train a new cat away from rushing doors. All three worked great at first (sure trained ME away from doors!). Upon reloading with new air cans, one sprayer spewed freezing liquid, non-stop. The problem was with the one sprayer, as switching sprayers and cans did not change anything. So, the product works, but some units might only work for a short while.

Really disappointed in this product. I see that someone else said the same thing that it works sporadically and that's the truth. The sensor is skewed- it doesn't work in the direction that you set it. It worked one day scared my cat which was the point and the very next day he walked right up to it and sniffed it didn't go off! Very disappointing it could be a good product. Not worth 40 or even 20 bucks.

Thought the batteries were the issue. NO, It's the sensor. When it wants to spray, it works great and the cats became leery to snoop where they shouldn't. Most of the time it does NOT want to spray which is very disappointing, this is too expensive for a non working item.

I purchased this in April and it worked sporadically so figured the batteries I had were bad. I finally got around to putting new ones in and it still works when it feels like it. I set it up on the counter to keep my cat off and sometimes it works. Usually as I walk by, not her. I’ll see if I ca. Return it jut it’s been over a month so most likely I wasted $30+

We have a Maine Coon cat that likes to go from the sofa to the kitchen counter so he can lie in the sink or lick water from the faucet. I keep a kitchen towel over the faucet but he manuvers it so he can get to the faucet and also to lick what water is close to the garbage disposal. Yuck! This works great and as soon as he gets 'puffed' at a couple times, he no longer tries. Since it has options for the direction of spray, it is easy to adjust so as not to spray him in the face. Love it!

So, we have a kitten in our house, and he keeps climbing on our counters and hes trying to eat our food and stuff. and then, we put the sprayer on it, and when our cat went past it, it didn't spray! But when we humans went past it, it sprayed at us.

I bought two of these and set them up per the directions. You have to pass by numerous times for them to blow air. Ridiculous! They would be great if they actually worked. I already had one from somewhere else and it works more often.