Indoor Pet Training Mat, 60x12 Shock Mat for Dogs and Cats - Keep Your Home Pawsitively Clean with Unicam!

DJ: My dog injured her ACL by jumping up on the couch. Bought this to discourage her from jumping on the furniture and injuring her leg again. She's very smart, after one try she did not try again. Now I don't even have to turn it on as long as it is still on the couch she does not jump up there.

United States on May 25, 2023

Lilz: Purchased this after my dog developed a habit of taking things off the counter when nobody is home. I set it up and left the house and watched her on my security cameras. She went to investigate the counter like she usually does within minutes to see if anything of interest to her was there. As soon as she touched the pad she immediately hopped down and has not shown any more interest in counter surfing since. I don't even have to turn it on now and just unroll it and leave it on the counter periodically to remind her. I will say it does give a nice shock but for the safety of my dog I'm willing to allow her a small shock to keep her from potentially getting into something dangerous on the counters. 100% worth the money and its easy to use and set up and does exactly what it should do!

United States on Jan 26, 2022

¤♤♡◇♧□○°¤♤♡◇♧□○°: This mat keeps my cats out of my roommates room. It provides a little shock if they step on it. I tested it myself and it doesn't hurt it just shocks them a little bit. It's very easy to install and took no time. It's very durable and my cats have learned not to go upstairs because they don't like the shock. It's easy to fold and move wherever you need it to be

United States on Sep 20, 2021

Tyler: We used this to keep our cats from going under our daughters' bed because they were testing it TF up and running around like cats on catnip (they've had no catnip) and waking up the girls consistently. It got annoying! These things are not cheap but it's effective!
I pulled it out of the box, threw in the battery, and put it under the edge of the bed to where the girls won't touch it but the cats have no other choice! Of course my curiosity set in and I had to test it out first, can't just assume it's working because the green light is on. So I decided it'd be a great idea to touch it! I smacked my elbow on the bottom of the bed after getting zapped with 9 volts and I decided never to do it again. Apparently the cats have also decided not to do it again, because they haven't been under that bed every since!

Side note, I forgot it was there one night and put my toe on it while putting one of our sleeping girls in the bed. Got a quick reminder, that's for sure.

Definitely recommend, it's worth the money! Use it for your couch when you're away from home or asleep at night to keep animals off it, or put it in front of a doorway of a room you don't...

United States on Mar 23, 2021

J. Cooper: On the whole these mats work and this one seems to be fairly well made.
I have one particular probleM with this mat and a general problem with all training mats.
The particular problem is that this mat has a green light that flashes every few seconds when the mat is turned on. If the mat is near you while in use - especially at night - this can be very annoying and hard to disguise. Also, the animals learn to stay away when they see the light, and to return when they don’t. They aren’t stupid.

My general problem with training mats of any sort is that the animals learn that the mat is the source of discomfort, and they will simply wait for you to remove it to return to the area. Be prepared to stay in this battle for the long haul. Get some extra batteries, because you will have to stick with the training for a long time to break the habit.

I am currently alternating the use of the mat and the spray canisters to try and confuse them into thinking that my couch isn’t a safe area no matter what they think they see. We’ll see how it goes.

United States on Oct 08, 2020