Could it stand up to a cat jumping onto it? They would think it needs inspection & approval...
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A newborn kitten perhaps but no, there is nothing to keep the shelves from sliding...at least the way I assembled mine.
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Yes it is really rather sturdy - unless it is a Mane coon or upwards of 20 lbs it should be fine
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Not using it for a cat; but, I don't think a cat could stand up in it. A kitten or young cat would, but not an average sized cat.
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Only if the cats don't jump, otherwise a cat will be able to jump over this
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I have two cats - total weight 16 pounds. It is fortunate that the cat tree is against a wall as they tend to push off it when they get rambunctious. It would surely topple over if not for that. I have had to retighten the screws as they have come loose so keep that key handy. Otherwise plenty sturdy for holding weight (I just sat on it to be sure!). Just wish it had a broader base for when they jump off.
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I think most cats would be able to sneak through the bottom corners. The opening on the bottom corners is a little bit wider. Also, all cats I've ever owned could probably jump over this gate.
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Odds are that a cat could jump over this gate - they're pretty agile creatures. A dog seriously interested in getting to the "treat" box could probably knock down the gate as well...it's sturdy, and generally does the job of defining territory, but I wouldn't trust it for a dog on a mission...
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The cat will prolly hang over the edge but will get up there anyways. The legs are not the same size but it goes together easily, just be sure to have the picture from Amazon handy for reference.
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probably if the cat is within the sense field. Something to play with. I don't think that animate or inanimate items matter.
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I think it would be fine as long as it's up against a wall and if the cat isn't to big!
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I am not sure. I guess it would depend on if your cat climbs or would be able to jump over it.
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Yes. My two cats have no problem fitting in and out of the houses on the tower or running up to it and jumping all the way to the top It does shake a little when they climb up it. its held up great to the abuse they put on it. They love it and I would recommend this to everyone
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well, I am not so sure but I have leaned on it and it never budged. My cat takes running leaps at it and it is still up.
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Bengals are very active cats - indoors you would need to do something at the top as I could see them climbing sides and I think you would need to anchor it to the floor or walls - would hate to see someone get hurt if it collapsed on them.. outside same issues - could you secure it and how about top? good price for something to tart a DIY project though
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It would be close. Also it's kinda wobbly. Not sure of the stability with that size cat
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Just tested it and yes it will withstand the cats it is very sturdy, not like some cheap aluminum cans.
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I would think it is sturdy enough for the cats. Its a little top heavy so maybe add a couple of posts along the side so dogs wont tip it over. I like it overall.
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No, not at all. We have 6 very active cats, two of them over 15 lbs. They all scratch and jump up on it and it's never toppled once, even when they are all running around playing together. It's a very sturdy item.