Anti Cat Spikes 200x28cm Plastic Cat Scat Mat with Spikes Anti Cat Mat Repellent Mat with Spikes Cat Scat Mats with Prickle Stirp Pet Deterrent Net with 8 U-shaped Pegs for Garden, Fence

Excellent quality and so far so good in stopping the rabbits getting to my plants

So far so good! I put this at the front of the boarder where cats kept using as their toilet. I’ve not had any issues since putting it down. A bit flimsy so will need to peg it down. Pegs provided but could have done with a few more.

It really is effective at repelling cats and is very easy to use - simply measure and cut and peg it down.Reviews say it’s not possible to peg directly into soil but I found after a couple of attempts you can do it and it stays.However, you will need far more than you initially think. An average size veg patch has taken at least four rolls but it works and is easy to remove to weed and then replace.

We have a naughty cat who has been a pain. She thinks our plant pots are her own personal toilet. She's going to have a shock this year when the pots have these on the top of the. I had previously used plastic forks which was an Internet tip I found, they worked for a while until she figured out they're easy to get out of the way but this is a mat and has metal pegs to hold it in place... hopefully round 2 will go to me!

I purchased this Anti Cat Scat Mat with the hope of keeping neighborhood cats out of my garden. The size of the mat, 200x28cm, made it easy to cover a decent area, and installation was straightforward. The plastic spikes are durable and have so far withstood various weather conditions, which is a plus.However, I have mixed feelings about its effectiveness. While it seems to deter some of the cats, others either don’t mind the spikes or have found ways around the mat. I’ve noticed a reduction in the number of cats lounging around the treated areas, but it’s far from a foolproof solution.The concept is great, especially if you're looking for a humane option to manage cats in your yard, but don’t expect it to work for every cat. I'd say it’s about 50% effective—some cats are deterred, while others seem unfazed.Overall, it's worth trying if you're at your wit's end with cats in your garden, but set your expectations realistically.

Easy to work with, easy to cut to size and works well on my garden gate to deter my cat from getting over. However, my cat being named Houdini, still manages to navigate the obstacles I have put in place, some cats are very clever. Would purchase again as it stops my neighbours cat getting in

Waste of money. Used it in the garden to stop my cat from getting close to the fence.First time , my cat was surprised when she walked on it and got off it quickly. But afterwards: she walked on top of it like there is nothing.

Seems to work