will it hold 4 week old kittens or will they get out of bars?
1116000
It will hold a small kitten. Just be sure to zip tie the corners tightly. So little paws do not get stuck
1116001
The bars are close together so they should not be able to get out. However, I would recommend using zip type fasteners on the corners (where the sides join) for stabilization and to keep the distance small between the corners.
270904
The top gets wobbly with our two kittens at 5 pounds each. Everything below the top shelf is super sturdy though.
1038275
I doubt it could hold 4-9 lb cats. We have an 8 lb Chihuahua and she takes at least half the room in the stroller.
909398
I have. 2 five pound kittens that love this. I did not need any additional clips to hold it together but I did nt use the wheels. The shelves clip on to the sides of the cage with two clips on each side, they are plastic same as shelf so some caution placing is recommended. They don't clip onto the center bar since it has two wires together but there are lots of combinations. I made fleece pads for mine and my kittens have even gone in to rest during the day when not caged in.
2179229
I have not used the cage in this way. The wires are far enough apart to get feet stuck use newspaper or a towel to thread between the bars to prevent trapped feet. Keep the shelves close to the floor to prevent kitten mishaps. They can't escape
1594011
I would say it is about 3-4 inches. When we brought home our 10 week old kittens, they had absolutely no trouble getting in and out of them.
1835700
Should work fine. The bars are close together, so they should not be able to get their little paws stuck between the bars.
1657825
No reason it would be difficult for them to get around. I had 4 males in it and worked perfect. Not good for young rats/babies or females, easy to escape through the bars... I had that happen before I had males in it.
272029
I guess it depends on the size of your cat and how high they can jump. My cats cannot get throught the bars but can jump it easily. I don't think there is a gate out there they couldn't jump over though. It would have to be at least 4 feet high and that might not even be enough.
2118472
I can't say for sure, but it SHOULD be okay since the "scooper" doesn't run for some time after there has been motion in the box. I would suggest that the kittens be old/big enough to hop in & out easily.
1672745
I currently have a 3 month old kitten and yes, she can fit through the bars.
1881260
Yes, I believe there would be enough room for an adult cat with an average size litter. If the kittens are still quite young you would want to be careful that curious little heads don't get stuck between the wire bars.
707074
This cage is for ferrets or rats only and to have kittens in there may result in serious injuries. I would not recommend using this cage for kittens.
98919
A larger cat can have plenty of room. A kitten might be able to get out of openings.
401942
We have 4 cats (5 to 11 lbs) and they jump and leap from top to bottom. It does shake a bit, but considering how they scramble up the support posts like climbing trees, unless it were bolted to the floor, it's going to shake some.
564411
it's a nice cage but any pressure on the bars may cause them to come loose. my little dog just rested his paws on the bars by the door and they came loose. very poor welds. may come loose if you pull on them. i wouldn't leave an animal in if for long periods of time and would not be comfortable if they were anywhere that they could be harmed if they got out. if your rabbit tried to get his head out and the bar came loose he could either get out or get caught in the bars.
369685
We have had many kittens residing in our two Precision pet units and no kittens have escaped or damaged the mesh sides. Of course they at times climb up the sides. We generally keep very small kittens 1-6 weeks old, and at times some older kittens, that we just received from our rescue group, to allow them to adjust to the day to day noises, etc.Thanks