A Safe Cat is a Happy Cat
The cat is an explorer who loves to discover secret places, an athlete that loves to run and climb, a scientist who loves to study drops of water and the shapes of spider's webs and a hunter who will spend all day chasing the same butterfly. A cat needs freedom of expression to truly live the dynamics of a feline life but also tender comforts and safety from a predatory world that can be threatening and dangerous. A cat needs to be protected from a world it cannot truly understand.
Cats need boundaries, a electric fence to keep their innate curiosity from taking them beyond the reach of safety and a way to give their busy owners peace of mind.
Cats are intelligent and quick to learn; able to modify usual behavior and readily formulate the message of "go no further" that a wireless fence effectively delivers without pain, without trauma and as innocently as any response to a startling realization would inspire. A pet safe fence offers in the long run the reality of greater freedom, and an increased quality of life that can be enjoyed once the cat has been trained to respond to a new and possibly broader horizon.
Due to the simple application of a modern technology, a boundary wire is placed strategically in the ground, defining the perimeter of confinement the owner has chosen. It sends out an AM or FM wireless signal to a small, light collar worn by the pet. When the pet attempts to go beyond the boundary created by the boundary wire, the collar receives the signal and alerts the animal.
As part of the training process, once the wiring cable of the boundary wire has been looped around the area designated for containment, small flags are put in place to visually show the pet where the perimeters of their new yard is located. It is not long before the cat is able to recognize where the boundary is and learns to stay within the confines of the area the owner has designated.
The electric fence can be installed by professional technicians from the company where the system is purchased or with a bit of general information and a little instruction; the owner can install the wireless fence themselves. It is wise to get as much information as possible about how to best position the boundary wires and, most importantly, how to train the cat so the transition is as smooth as possible and success is guaranteed.
Cats need boundaries, a electric fence to keep their innate curiosity from taking them beyond the reach of safety and a way to give their busy owners peace of mind.
Cats are intelligent and quick to learn; able to modify usual behavior and readily formulate the message of "go no further" that a wireless fence effectively delivers without pain, without trauma and as innocently as any response to a startling realization would inspire. A pet safe fence offers in the long run the reality of greater freedom, and an increased quality of life that can be enjoyed once the cat has been trained to respond to a new and possibly broader horizon.
Due to the simple application of a modern technology, a boundary wire is placed strategically in the ground, defining the perimeter of confinement the owner has chosen. It sends out an AM or FM wireless signal to a small, light collar worn by the pet. When the pet attempts to go beyond the boundary created by the boundary wire, the collar receives the signal and alerts the animal.
As part of the training process, once the wiring cable of the boundary wire has been looped around the area designated for containment, small flags are put in place to visually show the pet where the perimeters of their new yard is located. It is not long before the cat is able to recognize where the boundary is and learns to stay within the confines of the area the owner has designated.
The electric fence can be installed by professional technicians from the company where the system is purchased or with a bit of general information and a little instruction; the owner can install the wireless fence themselves. It is wise to get as much information as possible about how to best position the boundary wires and, most importantly, how to train the cat so the transition is as smooth as possible and success is guaranteed.
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