Alex Tech 10ft - 1 inch Cord Protector Wire Loom Tubing Cable Sleeve Split Sleeving for USB Cable Power Cord Audio Video Cable - Protect Cat from Chewing Cords - White

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Qooman has discovered that he can chew through the cord, which means that my thick MacBook cord is no more. Despite its appearance, this cord cover is not designed to prevent a rabbit from eating the cords. It takes a few minutes to slip the cord through the split, but once it's on it does the job without being bulky or inflexible. I ordered several different types of protection and this one was my favorite. You should definitely use this sleeve to prevent your pets from chewing their.

Caroline Bryant

| Mar 14, 2021

In a nutshell, Although I'm not sure why I had such a difficult time finding this product, the important thing is I did find it. With cables of different lengths, I could not have imagined how well it would work. It took me only five minutes to install. Cord protectors can be wrapped around each cord in order to allow it to stick out where it is needed (other than the start and end of the cord). The ultimate in class and simplicity The ugly mess of cables that usually come with TVs can be fixed with this simple solution!.

Kendrick Duncan

| Dec 25, 2020

Several products have been tried by me to cover cords in the past two years. The kitten does not seem to be able to stop itself from As much as I am concerned about my kitten getting an electric shock when she chews cords, I am most worried about her getting shocked. Recently, I found a cord protector that I found online. I'm now able to bend my cord without tearing my cables. In the beginning, my cat tried to chew on the cord protector, but she couldn't get through it. It was not possible for her to keep trying. It seems my cat is no longer interested in chewing the cords on my computer. My hat's off to me. I like this cord protector so much. My apologies for not having it sooner.

Sofia Francis

| Oct 12, 2020

Almost all of our phones are charged by alarm clocks, lamps, and chargers. As in the National Lampoon's Christmas vacation movie, I was pretty certain she'd end up fried one day (much like Aunt Bethany's cat did). There are sprays made for chewing that she seemed to like, and those seemed to encourage more chewing. Buying braided charging cables for our phones was a good idea. Then I discovered the sleeves and I was hoping that anything would work to stop her from chewing. As well as being easy to install, these sleeves can often wrap around more than one cord at one time, which is helpful when it comes to tv equipment (cable box and DVD You just open the sleeve and slide the cords inside. So far, knock on wood, my cat hasn't chewed on any cords since I put everything in the It is important to have scissors ready for installation, since you can cut these to whatever length you desire. In one week, I bought two of these same items, to outfit all the exposed cords in my apartment! The following is the May 2019 update It has been two times that I have purchased these sleeves and I have them on all of my lamps and TVs as well as any other exposed cord I am happy with how things are going so far. In an effort to protect me and that cat, they are trying to protect my cords.

Ashlynn Cortez

| Oct 22, 2020

A good, soft sleeve with a high degree of curl is as we expected. For those who are not sure of the size, here are the dimensions Cable with a diameter slightly greater than 1/4" is what I have. The diameter is not the radius, not the circumference, nor the flattened tube width (which is half The 1/4" sleeves I purchased are excellent. My cable fit snugly into the sleeve after I managed to get it in the sleeve. As far as I understand, the size refers to the inner diameter of a sleeve when unfilled.

Lukas Farrell

| Jul 16, 2021

It is impossible to deter one of my cats from chewing holes in every cord she can find. That's all we know so far. I wanted to see what would happen if I put this on one cord, but I found that she isn't as interested as she once was in the cord. All I have to do now is to apply it to every cord I can find to protect The cost will likely be worth it since I won't never need to replace my cords again. I may have to place another order depending on how many I put on. It would be horribly tragic if she were to suffer an injury I was also able to use regular scissors to cut through the mesh and attach it to my cord. My next purchase will most definitely be a repeat.

Winnie Hays

| Aug 18, 2020

However, since they are kittens, they like to chew on everything, including phone cords, power cords, and so on. In the meantime, we'll As easy as it is to proof the lamps power cords by simply taping them up and securing them, we didn't find an option for some things that could not just be taped up like a phone I managed to solve the problem this way. We discovered that if the cats figure out how to pull the cord off from the back of the automatic cat feeder, they can then slide the cord off the plug. We solved this problem by simply tying a zip tie to the end of the cord. It came off after a short while, so they played with it. If you have chewers around the house, make sure you get one of these!.

Kiana McCarty

| Sep 06, 2020

Put the ends into practice by burning them. This 1inch was used to replace the old loom around the engine which was falling apart. I used it and some silicone tape to wrap it again. There was no need for additional zip ties/mounting locations since the factory wrap was available. We used a loom that was easy to work with and looks much better than the sad old loom. There hasn't been any melting or distortion in the past few days, but it has only been a few days. If you would like to practice using the lighter on this part after you cut it out, I recommend cutting out a couple small pieces so you can be ready when the show starts.

Rory Caldwell

| Dec 01, 2020