How did you get more than one cat inside the kennel? Did they not fight you or try to escape when you put in the second or third cat?
1270836
I think the key was having it in the house a few weeks prior to the trip. They actually liked to hang out in it during day so they didn't think it was going to be bad when I put them in there.
1270837
I kept the tunnel open before we moved so they would get used to it, and then when we had no furniture and the movers where in and out, it was their safe place, so all I had to do was close one end and when they were both in and we were ready to leave, I closed the open end and we were set. I do have a very social cat who I had to put in there a few times because he kept getting out, but once they were in it was good and there is plenty of room for them to move about and also places to see out.
1270838
Because one of the two has had some trouble with "accidents" before, he was kept in a a standard carrier, inside the tube, while the other just slept in a cat bed, also in the tube. But after the second day of traveling, it wasn't necessary. But I think it really depends on your own cats, and how they get along.
1229079
I put the cat in the box a couple of times (she did NOT want to go in there head first, but I didn't let her vote). Then I got rid of the other box. The new one is in my room where I can supervise the dogs better, and Hebe never even went looking for the old box.
2209276
I have 2 cats ... neither of them would touch them. In fact one of them smelled it and ran away.
1441680
You will not be able to fly two cats in the same kennel, regardless of the size. It's against the airline regulations. However, if you were doing everyday transport, two cats could fit. I bought one of these for each of my cats and they worked great!
2186652
My cat got into it. I went outside and my bf was inside the house. All of a sudden as I'm walking back to the door, my bf goes, "OMG honey, HELP!!" I ran inside and he's holding my 6 month old cat in the air with the sticky pad totally stuck against his whole side! I was freaked out while laughing, but I wasn't sure if he'd be OK after I rip this thing off that's stuck to him completely! Eventually with careful prodding and picking, we got it off him but we definitely put the whole thing away after that! He's older now, I'm not sure if he'd get into it again, but if I thought I have fleas again, I'd take it out and give it another try. Not sure about the hot bulb, guess they'd get stuck first. lol. My cat got into it. I went outside and my bf was inside the house. All of a sudden as I'm walking back to the door, my bf goes, "OMG honey, HELP!!" I ran inside and he's holding my 6 month old cat in the air with the sticky pad totally stuck against his whole side! I was freaked out while laughing, but I wasn't sure if he'd be OK after I rip this thing off that's stuck to him completely! Eventually with careful prodding and picking, we got it off him but we definitely put the whole thing away after that! He's older now, I'm not sure if he'd get into it again, but if I thought I... » Read More My cat got into it. I went outside and my bf was inside the house. All of a sudden as I'm walking back to the door, my bf goes, "OMG honey, HELP!!" I ran inside and he's holding my 6 month old cat in the air with the sticky pad totally stuck against his whole side! I was freaked out while laughing, but I wasn't sure if he'd be OK after I rip this thing off that's stuck to him completely! Eventually with careful prodding and picking, we got it off him but we definitely put the whole thing away after that! He's older now, I'm not sure if he'd get into it again, but if I thought I have fleas again, I'd take it out and give it another try. Not sure about the hot bulb, guess they'd get stuck first. lol. « Show Less
589808
like any other kennel. Put the stray cat in with a litter box, food/water, toys, blanket or small cat bed. Leave them in there while other cat is on outside of cage. They can get used to each other through the cage. Then you could slowly let stray cat out for short periods of time. I did that with kittens. When littens got bigger and used to my other animals then I would leave the kennel door open for kittens to go in if they wanted a place to rest away from the other animals.
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My two Maine coons were fine in the tent and tunnel, especially the indoor female. The male who is allowed outside around our house tried for a while to find a way out. The enclosures were easy to store in our small trailer on a road trip and were so easy to set up and take down...However, our cats do NOT have front claws! Kittens with their energy and love of climbing might rip the netting. Our cats are older, too. (The female is 5 years old and the male 10.)
231965
Good question! I wondered the same thing. I have stray cats in my area, but I've never trapped one. Only raccoons.
1635782
I actually have 3 cats who get along well with each other and 2 are kittens, 1 is 10 years old. They play together perfectly, and also sometimes alone. It has worked out well and is fun to watch them trying to get the treats out. In short, I think 1 would be fine. If you find it doesn't work out for some reason, you can always come back and buy another one. ;)
1603394
You can, I have. The only problem is getting your cat(s) out of the enclosure.
1509395
I did try a net of the same material to keep my cats in a certain perimeter, one of them figured out how to rip holes with her teeth. None of my cats have ever got stuck in it though, not even close.
1304434
May I first suggest keeping the cats separate for about two weeks. That's what the experts recommend, but let them be able to smell each other and have access to each other slowly. In the meantime, if you plug one of these in around the two cats it will definitely help keep them calmer. I have two cats that this worked wonders for and by the way did introduce slowly and it worked. Hope this helps.
2071992
It really depends on how curious & daring your cats are. I have three, one will try about once a month and the other two don't bother.
299782
I put my cats in there and they hated it. So I'm reasonably certain if there was a way out, they would have found it. As far as I can tell there are not holes, gaps or any slits for escape. It was so easy to push around also.
1413180
I had two adult cats (one was 18lbs) in there for about ten months. Fortunately, they got along well. I would not suggest putting more than three regular sized cats in there, and try to get ones that got along well together. Any more than that and you will probably have behavioral issues and the possibility that they would fight and harm one another.
971078
i rubbed in a little cat nip, played scratch myself to get him to come to it. Encouage and praise him.If post or bed has another animal oder, they may not go.Try at the dusk hr when they start going balistic
543608
I have actually had a cat get in this cage before( Luckily i had taken the birds out to clean it not that the cat realized it). It all depends on the cat and the how determined it is to get in. The sides I zipped tied in like 2 or 3 places to make it extra sturdy. The doors can easily be moved so i recommend maybe a twist tie so its protected. Space wise I kept 2 parakeets and their 3 babies in it and they were perfectly happy. Normally though only the parents live in it.