Stop fighting cats
Dealing with Unwanted Cats
Stray or roaming cats can be a real headache. Whether its cats fighting outside your window, trespassing on your property, or causing other nuisance behaviour, once the visits start, they often keep happening again… and again.
Fortunately, you can use ultrasonic devices—originally designed as anti-barking tools—to deter cats from your property and stop unwanted feline disputes.
Engage With Cat Owners First
If you know who owns the cat, the first step is always to speak directly with the owner. A friendly, respectful conversation often works better than confrontation and may resolve the problem without further action.
Understanding Local Regulations
If the cat is stray or feral, it’s worth knowing your local council’s rules. Many councils have cat curfews or nuisance animal regulations. See Pets neighbours and councils
If talking to the owner or reporting the matter doesn’t resolve things, you can move on to humane deterrent methods. Using your Ultrasonic Device for cat free zone.
Using Ultrasonic Sound Technology – How It Works
Using your ultrasonic device for a cat-free zone, uses high-frequency sound—inaudible to humans—to startle and repel cats. Simply point the device toward the unwanted cat, activate it, and the sound will encourage them to leave.
Over time, cats learn to avoid your yard altogether. Best of all, you and your neighbours won’t hear a thing.
Train Your Own Cat Too
An ultrasonic device isn’t just for strays—it can also be used to train your own cat to stop scratching furniture, climbing on benches, or tearing curtains.
A Humane, Portable Solution
Our handheld controllers are compact, hand-held ultrasonic devices that work straight out of the box. Slip one into your pocket while gardening or relaxing outdoors. When an unwanted cat approaches, just point, activate, and enjoy your cat-free space.
✅ Humane – No harm to cats, just an unpleasant sound they avoid.
✅ Discreet – Silent to humans and dogs.
✅ Effective – Works with stray, feral, or even your own misbehaving cat.
You can also train your own cat to stop unwanted behaviour like scratching your furniture or curtains.