I bought the cat habitat and fun run. If I bought another fun run will it zip with my fun run making an extra long tunnel?
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Yes, this worked for me when I had a large area and one cat..Now I have two cats that want their own tunnel's..created my own double run..
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I cannot tell as I only have one - i think the closing part would get in the way - call manufacturer
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Actually, one side of the tunnel has three small loops with Velcro at the end so that you can fold up the tunnel. You may be able to use that to attach it to another tunnel.
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Yes, this frame is springy....when the tunnel is delivered it is collapsed to a flat item in a flat box with loops on one end and big buttons on the other end so you are able to collapse and secure it....I would imagine you could tie the ends of the frame to another spiral to shorten the length to a shorter tunnel-I have 3 cats and each of them enjoy using the tunnel.
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I ordered one of these to zip together with the one I have. When I got it I found that it had a zipper end ... the part that does the zipping ... on each end of the zipper. No way will two be able to zip together!!!! I returned it.
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Yes, you can. The tracks are designed in such a way to extend and make it longer. You will have 2 stops and 2 stations, which may not be a bad thing. My daughter loves the set..she now has more tracks and she asked me to buy all the friends of Thomas. I told her that I have to think about it..:).
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My ferrets have chewed on it a little and haven't done damage really. But this was also only on the ends. They don't seem to try and chew from within the tunnel, but it could be different for rats as well. Your best bet is to give it a try and see how it goes. It's only $20 so it's not too much and if they like it, it's fun to watch them play in it.
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It does not connect. I just insert the tube into the tent, and zip. The cats cannot get out. I use it only on the patio so that they can run in and out. I also purchased one of those screens that hang down to keep out the bugs.
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No, the balls don't stay in the tent. The tunnel does not fit securely to the tents and one tent doesn't have a floor. That being said, my son still likes the tent but it just doesn't work great with the plastic balls we bought.
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I think I bought the tent separate. Be careful and look at the dimensions, with the ramp, it gets quite large. Also, my cats were afraid of it even though it doesn't scoop till after the cats has left. Big waste of money.
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No need ! I have 2 cats both 7 years old. I put them away in summer & bring them out in winter. They race through them all the time. My cats do not play much , but have 3 of these .one in the living room & 2 put together in my hall. That one they think is a race track. Love love love them
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My kitten uses both the ladders on the way up, but only the top one on the way down and then leaps to the floor. The ladders are probably more for energetic cats that want to take the express route up and down the tree.
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I didn't buy the tunnel. The tent that I have has a cover for the hole if you're not using it.
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sorry, but don't know the answer to this. I would think if you were to try to do so, then you most likely would have to collapse the tunnel and tie it with its fasteners, which would negate the efforts/effects of washing. The tunnel has metal throughout to keep it in a tunnel shape and also to keep it from collapsing when it's on the floor/ground, so if you don't want to collapse the tunnel to wash it, then you would have to force the entire thing into the washing machine - it's about 4 feet long. Sorry couldn't provide more info. But cats do enjoy the tunnel to run thru, and sometimes just to chill out in it. sorry, but don't know the answer to this. I would think if you were to try to do so, then you most likely would have to collapse the tunnel and tie it with its fasteners, which would negate the efforts/effects of washing. The tunnel has metal throughout to keep it in a tunnel shape and also to keep it from collapsing when it's on the floor/ground, so if you don't want to collapse the tunnel to wash it, then you would have to force the entire thing into the washing machine - it's about 4 feet long. Sorry couldn't provide more info. But cats do enjoy the tunnel to run thru, and... » Read More sorry, but don't know the answer to this. I would think if you were to try to do so, then you most likely would have to collapse the tunnel and tie it with its fasteners, which would negate the efforts/effects of washing. The tunnel has metal throughout to keep it in a tunnel shape and also to keep it from collapsing when it's on the floor/ground, so if you don't want to collapse the tunnel to wash it, then you would have to force the entire thing into the washing machine - it's about 4 feet long. Sorry couldn't provide more info. But cats do enjoy the tunnel to run thru, and sometimes just to chill out in it. « Show Less
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One of my cats is 9 kg (20lb I think) and he fits in the tunnel easily. Great fun for them to chase each other.
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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.
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Yes, 30 sq ft for the main structure. Tunnel is about 5' long. My 2 cats have plenty of room & love it.
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If Rescue Bots are over 3" high, I'd say no. This was one of my complaints...no space to play inside the 'rooms'. All creative play happens outside the structure. I hope this helps. Have a great holiday season!