Fencing for cats
Do you need to keep your own cat in and other cats out of your garden or flowerbed?
A pet electric fence is an ideal solution - safe, economical, and easy to use. Gallagher offers complete solutions.
Keeping cats in your garden with electric fencing
Unwanted cats in your garden can lead to unpleasant situations and sometimes even nuisance. Cats can completely dig up your garden, damage your flowers or plants or do their business. If cat faeces are left in a vegetable garden, it can cause diseases that are transmitted to humans. Moreover, the smell is anything but pleasant. Unfortunately, a fence or hedge does not solve cat nuisance. Gallagher has a number of solutions for keeping cats out. The most important components for electric cat fence are in the M10 starter kit. Electric cat fence is harmless for your pet. Our starter kits for cats use a very short pulse voltage. The voltage of the pulse is conducted over your cat's skin. This causes a startle reaction, but poses no danger to the cat.
Keeping cats out of your garden
Cats regularly cause unwanted nuisance. Home remedies such as vinegar or coffee grounds are often tried when chasing cats away. However, reduces the smell to such an extent that it can hardly help for a day. Would you like to protect your home, garden or animal(s)? Gallagher offers an effective permanent solution that is safe and responsible for humans and animals. Gallagher has designed special deterrent kits to chase these unwanted visitors away from your property.
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To save you time and work, we have put together complete sets containing everything you need at an affordable price. The sets can easily be expanded with additional posts, wire, wire connectors and insulators.
Fencing for cats in your garden or on the fence
- For a garden system, you need short fence posts (50-80 cm), a good conductor (energiser wire) and a Gallagher fence device.
- For a system on a fence, you will need insulators, plus a good conductor and a fence energiser.
How does the fence system work?
The wire is run through the insulator (from A to B) and a second wire is run back (from B to A) through the same insulator. The wires should not touch each other. Once the cat's paws are on the fence, it makes contact with the earth wire (-). It then closes the circuit by touching the + wire with its head. This produces a startle effect, causing the cat to jump back and not enter your garden. You can also combine both systems should your garden contain both parts with and parts without a fence. Do you want to chase cats away from your garden? But don't know which fence best suits your situation? We will be happy to give you tailored advice.
