Is there a grill/screen to prevent animals from crawling inside?
794734
There is no screen, but there is a flap that opens when the dryer is running.
794735
There is no grill/screen, but the metal flap shuts when the dryer is not blowing.
976453
Yes. It will make it kind of like a ball pit. The balls will probebly escape through the hole opening if you don't block the opening so you might want to put a sheet over the hole on the inside part of the opening. That way they can still get out by just moving the sheet or blanket aside.
1858287
A screen door guard covers half of an existing screen slide with thicker metal in a open pattern that pets cannot, as a rule, break through when jumping against the screen causing rips and tears in your screening material. It is fastened onto the existing screen with tiny screws and is very effective. You can see one at your local home improvement store to get an idea but they are less expensive on Amazon when they are available
2044029
No problems so far, but we have small dogs. I knew a lab that ate through a screen door... So this might not prove much of a challenge. It's a great way to tote the pooches around, otherwise.
989883
I'm not sure if deters rats but the safest way to keep rodents out is to keep doors closed plug any openings with steel wool n keep the home clean if they can't find stuff to eat they will move in
772218
No, there is no screen on the bottom. I only use outside under supervision because of other animals we have and it hasn't been a problem. They do love to dig though so I would keep an eye out. Other wise an exceptional product.
1469526
As tough as this screening is I think a mouse could still gnaw through it. I'd use a piece of metal screening to keep out mice.
1794378
the circular ring at the top is completely enclosed and nothing can enter that way. the opening slit is generous enough to overlap sufficiently to prevent ""crawly"" entry. But...bedbugs live in the mattress. Good luck with that.
1849643
if you add the one piece bug screen to the front of the grill you'll end up covering these very nice decorative inserts, however, there is another alternative, check out these inserts in youtube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3svM_ceLGbI
1994647
No, there is an opening at the top. The cedar wood inserts should work to prevent insects from being attracted to the garment bag.
835060
No - just covered with cloth. If your pet is not "nervous" or high spirited, this is a great seat, but for very active pets, (like ours), I have found that the pet can jump out of the seat which is a hassle.
1462406
I have put bricks on top of the lid to discourage raccoons in the past. Bungee cords help. Now I have a chicken wire enclosure. If the contents are strictly plant material it also helps discourage them.
1272032
There is a hard plastic panel that fits into grooves on the sides of the pet door (inside) to keep pets inside or out.
361220
ours is in a screened in porch that has a doggie door, critters can come through the doggie door but in all the years I have owned these, never once has a critter got into it.
1876203
Yes all sides are screened. Of course putting the cage with lizards in a location that the cat can't get into is a good idea as well.
1994651
Yeah there's a slit at the top to let the hangers out, bugs could easily get in but it's got a cedar block in the back to discourage moths and bugs. I expect there's some sort of spray or something you could use around the area to keep bugs out though. Apart from that it is sealed, hope this helps
976191
I haven't. I leave the lid on so my pet or other animals can't get into it. I have seen some small bugs and do expect to see insects but that's to be expected.