Indoor Avoidance Units

Does your cat like to scratch furniture? We can help! With an adjustable signal, Indoor Shields create a barrier to stop your cat from scratching your sofa or chair.

Need help preventing pet hair from getting everywhere? Keep your sofa, bed, clothes, etc from being covered in dog hair with Indoor Shields. Help your pets learn their boundaries, so your personal belongings are hair-free even when you’re not home.

There are certain things only cat owners understand. In addition to how to keep cats from scratching your furniture and how to keep cats from pooping in your yard, the other most frequently asked how-to question for feline companions is how to keep your cat off the counter. Lucky for you, we put together a short video from our Certified Pet Trainer, Sandy Benes, with tips on how to keep your cat off the counter.

There are certain things only dog owners understand. In addition to how to keep dogs out of your trash and how to keep dogs in your yard, the other most frequently asked how-to question for dog owners is how to keep your dog from chewing your furniture. Lucky for you, we put together a short video from our Certified Pet Trainer, Sandy Benes, with tips on how to stop dog chewing.

Thousands of dog owners search for how to stop a dog from jumping up on people, doors, tables, fences, furniture, etc. You’re not alone! Greeting behavior, door charging and jumping up are all common dog behavior problems that a little patience and training can help overcome. As a company that has worked with over 3,000,000 pets, Invisible Fence® Brand has solutions to train your dog to stop jumping.

Many pet owners struggle with keeping their pets from running out the door. Whether you are dealing with a four-legged escape artist or a pet who occasionally slips out the front door, we put together our top tips on how to keep your dog from escaping out the door.

There are certain things only multi-pet house owners will understand. Living with cats and dogs can be both challenging and extremely rewarding. Many multi-pet owners struggle with keeping their animals apart during feeding time. Lucky for you, we put together a short video from our Certified Pet Trainer, Sandy Benes, with tips on how to keep your dog from eating your cat's food.