I am confused. Is the spacing between bars 2 5/8" or 4"- 4.5". I have a 48" wide door and a cat I want to limit her access.
1591834
The gate will work for keeping the cat out or in, but the opening in the gate is quite narrow and often times awkward to go through when carrying things.
1591835
The spacing betwteen the bars is 2 1/4" to 2 1/2". we use the gate to limit our cats access to part of the house.
1672746
The widest space between the bars measures 2 3/4 inches. If the kitten's head measures that wide or less, then yes it can.
232226
Spacing is 2" center to center. So, about 1.5" between bars when they are vertically aligned.
1953948
The bars are one inch on center; so the opening between them is slightly less. They are quite rigid. I don't the size of a four week old kitten. Hope this helps.
426225
You can adjust the spacing by turning the knobs that hold the gate in place, making one side closer to the wall and the other more open. I am not sure of exactly how far you can adjust but I have one side open about 4 & 1/2 to 5 inches for my cats (12 lbs) to fit through easily. It may be able to open another 1 & 1/2 to inches +/-.
70903
From the middle of a bar to the middle of another is 3". The open area between the 2 bars is 2.5". To accommodate your space need, however, you may have to overlap the bars and the open area between the bars will then be less than 2.5".
1524343
The gap is 2 5/8". My cat cannot get through it. Pretty sure they can jump over though.
464299
The spacing is about 3 to 4 inches. I will double check when I get hm later. I love mine and feel very secure when I have that window open that my child is completely safe. I put mine up at about 6 months old so that she would be use to it being there once she started walking or pulling herself up to stand.
1078886
I haven't put it together yet, but I took out some of the parts to measure the spacing for rats I'll be getting soon... The bars I checked are JUST under 1/2 inch spacing. I hope that helps :)
547880
the cat door is a rectangle. That probably means diagonal measurement. The door works well.
63073
I don't have a measuring tape at the moment.. But I know it's not more than 2.5 to 3 inches in between bars, my personal opinion is that no dog couldn't walk through it. But I can't guarantee it because I don't know How tiny a dog can be :) I put a coca-cola can up against the gate and you can get it from the other side at all. Not even close ... Sorry if I find my measuring tape I'll come back and type the exact measurements
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I measured 23" not 24" as its advertised. When I measured the cage I got 23 1/4" long x 16 1/4" wide x 20" high. As far as the bar spacing, I am not sure if you meant between bars so I measured that to be approximately 1 1/4". I hope this helps. I made a short vid but there is no where to attach it in this response??
489846
The gap is the same as the gap inbetween the bars. I have my parrotlet in this cage and she has been in this cage for more then a year. I have not had any issues at all.
1830985
It's about an inch between the bars. DO NOT buy this for any size hamsters. Hamsters can squeeze into spaces the size of their skull, which is why this is meant for guineas and rabbits. My hamster escaped this and he's a huge Syrian fancy bear hamster. Petco and petsmart sell rat cages that are almost the size of this with smaller bar spacing. I bought that for my hammy and it works perfectly. Good luck!
1364008
I would assume less than half an inch (very small space between bars). At most, possibly 1/2 an inch.
2037757
The spacing is 3" on center. The bars are 3/8" wide so the opening is 2 5/8" between
1872845
I actually sent this cage back because the bar spacing was very large. Much larger than it looks in the picture. I have a Timneh African Grey and was afraid he could get his head between the bars.