would this netting keep cats out of my garden if extended up around grow boxes
1771236
it probably would for awhile but cats may be able to tear it with their claws
1771237
Maybe. It depends on how aggressive the cats are with their claws. The netting is not indestructible. It is enough to keep my miniature schnauzer penned, but she doesn't try to get past the netting.
1771238
Yes it will unless the cat is very determined to get in, he can chew through the netting. This netting is pretty thick unlike the bird netting you'll find at your hardware store, so it is not as flexible as those. I cover my my entire grow boxes with this net held on with zip ties on a 1" PVC frame. It filters out some sunlight which is a good thing for me in Hawaii but it keeps out some pests including cats and flying insects. Hope this helps.
1771239
We were going to use it to keep rabbits out but found it to be too flimsy so we sent it back. We got a heavier duty netting at another store.
1866877
Absolutely. Trellis netting works for fruit, vegetables, vines, and flowers or any plant that you want to grow upright.
1166672
I would think if it keeps cats away, (very well I might add), it would keep rabbits away. Not Positive but it is logical.You may have to turn up to max output which is a lot because my neighbors complained it woke them up, so I turned it down a bit.
933302
Not sure about how effective the netting is against rabbits. We bought it to keep bats from inhabiting our attic, and so far it seems to be working well for that. It is much finer and stronger than bird netting, though. Rabbits would REALLY want to get at something to be able to penetrate it.
1127166
Can be enclosed, so, if cats are not resistant should work. How big are the cats?? Are they used to being enclosed? Mark A's experience is good example if cats aren't accustomed to enclosed spaces. Netting could change how they see things and be disturbing.
2228341
I think cats can climb out of this netting. It is only six feet high and open on top.
1216007
Maybe not. I did not set it up. It was a gift for the grand kids. It is great and they love it. A mesh sheet is included that will both keep the cats out of it or can be tied to the top for even more sun protection on the side.
82585
My kittens fit through but my bigger cats jump over. I bought it to keep the dogs from eating the cat food.
668215
I have used for birds ,deer and rabbits around my garden and blueberries. We have poly chicken wire four feet up then we use the deer netting the rest of the way up to 7.5 feet.
197840
it should unless you have it raised up off the ground. in that case it would cover a little less. I use mine to create a tent to keep rabbits from eating my bean sprouts. the way I have the tent made the actual coverage is about 3'x20'.
523062
I have mine covering a 16 x 25 foot chicken enclosure and have had no problems. It is pretty strong and should keep them out.
1416946
I suppose so unless they are extremely aggressive. It is made of whatseems to be a strong fabric. I expect if you locked a cat in it the cat would eventually rip a hole in it.
914257
Since I did not use it to deter deer, I don't know. However, that does not stop me from answering your question. Drape the netting over plants and trees the best way you can, tying parts of it to branches. If that doesn't work, try poles, or anything else you can think of. The netting completely protected plants against squirrels. it did not help much on the lawn.
473119
I got the product to keep feral cats off my porch. It does work for that if I spray every day. Not sure about rabbits but it's worth a try.
2061914
I didn't see where you live, but I would suggest sliding the tube up against a bench in such a way that the cat can approach the entrance from under the bench. While the awning does a pretty good job of keeping out the rain/snow this would give some further protection from the wind. My feral cat also likes laying on the bench. This is by far the best product I've seen/used.
2232060
I used this in a raised bed, some large containers, and around some newly planted plants. It seemed to help keep the critters out of those, but I think it would take a truckload to work around my fence, and eventually the rain washes it away. On my fence I have tried putting a one-foot-wide chicken wire topper to discourage them climbing over, tree tanglefoot spread on the chainlink, spraying with garlic oil, spraying with orange oil, even aluminum foil. I just purchased an electric fence charger and wire from amazon and will be installing that near the top of the fence. Maybe THAT will stop the raccoons.
2211579
Yes,this netting is flexible and is only 4' high. It is perfect for keeping rabbits, squirrels, and the like from entering your garden, but it will not keep deer at bay. I would not use it as a tent cover over garden.