Is it possible for this gate to be installed a few inches off the floor, so that our cat could crawl underneath?
507469
Yes, you can install the gate higher off the ground if you want.. there are knows at the end if the fare to tighten to the wall
507470
Yes. However, if it on the drywall between studs you may break the drywall. Also there is an bar across the floor that would need to be stepped over. In summary, it would be possible, but rather inconvenient.
507471
I think so. You would have to use the screws instead of the pressure installation.
119315
May be yes for a kitty. The magnet which keeps the door closed can be pushed open easily. I think if a bigger cat crawls under the door it might push the door open instead of crawling through under it.
1342412
The gate is not that tall and I don't see why a healthy cat could not jump over this gate. I'm looking at it right now and I feel confident a normal cat will be able to jump it.
1659186
I'd assume it would, the part the cat crawls through is long, I'm still trying to get my cats to use it, they aren't eager to crawl into a tunnel that tight.
1726916
Not that I can see. You could raise it off the floor so the cat could get under it. I can't imagine my cat not just jumping/climbing over it
762823
My opinion is if you move the archway up it will show more of the bottom of the door. We have a 11 pound cat that goes through the hole with little effort! Just remove the brush and your cat will fit just fine!
802013
Since it does not extend all the way to the floor, no. Otherwise, this is a great barrier for your pets. With the rear seats down, the dog could crawl under it.
338331
Unfortunately no. The netting and framework are quite light and probably could not withstand being linked securely to a cat door. Despite this it is still a great purchase and is much loved by my parents' cat.
622451
It might be too far away from the floor. My doors were about 2 inches from the floor and it was not long/tall enough to secure the door.
991441
At the widest where the bars are bent at the gate, it's 2.5 " At the wall, there is a narrow space of 4 " before it angles down to the narrow width, with a great possibility of kitten getting head stuck. There a full grown cat might be able to wiggle through the 2.5, it would be a challenge with the danger of them getting stuck. I wouldn't recommend for cats, they are curious and will try anything.
1951924
There is a gap of 2.5 inches (6.35cm) between the bars. Our cat jumps over the gate with ease.
158856
I have the same problem but cats vs dogs, I will order this and try it on the top of door but move it closer to the hinge side to open up the door more, I'll let you know the resultsFrankOk, I installed on the top edge of the door about midway, it works fine to allow cats to their box. You have to be tall enough to unlatch when you enter though and overall it seems easy to break if you forget to unlatch, I wish it was stronger.
579074
The door is about 8 inches from the floor and I think an 8 week old kitten would be able to get in, however I think the door might deter him. Have you looked at the igloo type litter boxes?
1795043
I just measured my panel and it's 2 1/2 inches off the floor. No way will your cat be able to crawl under, great buy!
1143717
cat would not be able to fit thru bars. But it certainly can jump the gate!
494127
Yes and no. I think a declawed cat could get up there by jumping on the tiers it would just take them a bit longer.
1303784
I would think so. I also don't think a medium size cat could get trapped inside it since there's not much room to climb around the door. There's a flap behind the door that acts as a silo/funnel for dispensing more feed.