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How To Stop Cats Killing Birds
Most people don’t like some of their pet cat’s more instinctual behaviors. So this post covers how to stop cats killing birds, because that would be one of those things cat owners often find particularly deplorable. Especially when your kitty decides that you should be personally gifted with the poor, dead creature!
This is a great way to stop cats killing birds – safe and simple! The CatBib is a unique, patented product that prevents your cat from catching and killing wild birds… simply, safely, effectively, and inexpensively. In fact the Cat Bib is incredibly inexpensive!
AND it’s been scientifically proven to stop cats killing birds, because they can’t even catch them! Invented by a backyard bird-feeding, cat lover after collars with bells and other deterrents didn’t work. This unique, patented product protects wild birds whenever your cat is outdoors.
- Scientifically proven to stop cats from catching and killing birds!
- This bib acts as a barrier coming between your cat and the bird your cat is after. Simply put … it gets in the way just as the cat strikes out for the bird.
- It is very safe for the cat and once they get used to it, they won’t even know it is there
How Will It Stop Cats Killing Birds?
The CatBib gently interferes with your cat’s hunting skills, without interfering with any other kitty activities.
It acts as a barrier coming between your cat and the bird your cat is after. Simply put … it gets in the way just as the cat strikes out for the bird.
Additionally, because birds see in color, it also functions as a colorful visual warning to the birds. The birds are more apt to see the cat, before the cat gets close enough to attack.
Just as importantly – cats can run, jump, climb trees, eat, drink, and be merry in their Cat Bibs.
The actions your cat uses to make that final lunge at a bird is what activates the CatBib to work only when it’s attempting to catch a bird. They can enjoy the outdoors, get exercise, fresh air and sunshine.
The only thing they can’t do is kill birds!
The Murdoch University CatBib trial also showed that the CatBib reduces small mammal predation by almost 50%! That’s huge.
It is fitted very easily. The CatBib folds over your cat’s collar and is secured by hook and loop closures for easy on/off action.
Specially designed to slide easily over the collar and hang loosely over the cat’s chest. Comfortable and safe for your cat to wear. The CatBib is made of thin neoprene which is light-weight (less than an ounce), stretchy, durable, and easy to care for. Wipe off with a damp cloth or machine wash.
UPDATE! Murdoch University, the university that tested the CatBib and proved that it worked recently published a press release of that research. The manuscript has been accepted for publication in the scientific journal Biological Conservation.
This quick News Story video shows exactly how the CatBib works, and how it will stop cats killing birds.
So you can see how well the Cat Bib works, here are some more cats wearing their own Cat Bibs …
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This is awesome, I get so sad when my cat brings dead birds in 🙁 I try to keep him indoors a lot, but he pines when I do. Definitely going to get one of these!!!
Yep, go for it. They work! No more killed birds and a safe cat.
Very cool. I think that will work for my two cats. I hate it when they bring me dead birds!!!
Yes, it is great invention for those killer cats! You should certainly give the Cat Bib a try.
hi my name is dyanne, am not a cat person iam a bunney person, i dont mind cats, but i love my wild life in my garden, and i feed the birds and i have just found a hedge hog in my garden, i know it is in the cats nature to eat birds, , i have 2 cats that come into my garden and eats and leaves the dead birds for me, how can i stop them from coming into my garden, i have a hedge, would the cat spray work, i dont own cats, i am hoping to get my garden fenced off, so my 2 bunnies can go outside, they are indoor bunnies, but i am affraid of the cats in case they hurt my bunnies or fight with them, i have tryed pepper but dont no if that works, i am open for suggestions, i dont want to spend a lot of money