this would be for a cat, what is the measurement between bars?
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cat would not be able to fit thru bars. But it certainly can jump the gate!
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Between bars 1 1/2", from wall to first bar (on each side of fence) is 2 1/2 " Remember cats can climb/jump
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Mary - it is exactly 3.75 centimeters between the bars. Best gates we have ever had!!
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These should work for your Maltese -- the bars are spaced 1.75 inches apart.
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2 inches between the bars. You might have an issue with the ends depending on the width of your door. Best gate for chihuahuas!
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The bars are 1 inch apart. If your pets heads are that size, they'll squeeze through.
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the actual opening is 5-3/4"x6" and my 14+# panther cat fits through no sweat -- it's kind of amazing, since he's pretty tall. important not to have it at floor level, more like 4-6'' off the ground. From the outside ours is at least 8-10" off the ground and neither our big cat nor our tiny cat (6#) have trouble with it. If he wants to go in or out, I bet your cat will be just fine -- the hardest part I've found is simply getting them to push the door open with their noses.
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20 1/2" L 14 1/2" W 7" D Unless you have a huge carrier for your cat, it's not going to fit inside of a standard cat carrier.
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Not sure how to measure the bars, but they are the same as my birds regular cage. he is a 2 year old Alexandrine Parakeet. They are the large cousins of the Indian ring neck parrott. he is not tiny. and his beack is a huge crab claw. I use this cage for travel and car. He goes on weekends to stay w friends in it. This is by far the sturdiest and safest travel cage out there. I went through several before finding this one. Really great quality. I am so pleased to have such a nice cage!
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no the bars are not very far apart. I have used it many time for my foster kittens although for very small kittens or older cats you might want to get the ramp kit so they can get to the other levels
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the bars are really not that far spaced apart I would say maybe 3 quarters of an inch my rat can only stick his arm out but not his snout
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The measurements appear to be with the sides expanded. It is barely 16" expanded. But it is big enough for my 20 pound cat.
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There are three sets of bars. Each set of bars has an opening of 3 1/2 inches. Each set can be moved up as high as you need. As you can see in the photo, as long as all three sets of bars are moved to the top and touching each other. The only way your cat should be able to get through the bars would be if it can fit between the 3 1/2" spaces that is on each set of bars. Hope that makes sense and helps.
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Not sure. My cat is 15 pounds and he fits it great. There is a little room to adjust it bigger but not much.
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The bars are very narrowly spaced. We just got two baby rats after one of our girls died (we now have four females in the cage), and there is no way they can get skinny enough to squeeze through. The space between the bars is probably about 3/8 inch. The cage is very well designed and won't pinch them anywhere either (like in the door). We have been very happy with this cage!
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The bars have 1 cm/approx. 1/2 inch spacing. That will keep a cat's paws out, but if you have quite large or determined cats it may be better to look at a more solidly built cage.
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I would say 2inches across. But those bowls really only work for my clever cat and the other cat uses the other 3parts of the puzzle. If paws too big then just dont use globes or remove them...either way cats love this puzzle...well my clever cat at least. The other seems to find the effort not worth the reward lol. Buts that's cats.
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no, the bars are 2 inchs width apart & 3inchs rectangle shape height. When I first put my Chihuahua in this she was 2.2 lbs and she never could think about getting out between the bars.She is now 4.5 lbs at 5 months and she still cant get out. Hope this helps ease your mind.
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John- Send me an email and I can help you. We have one that we were not able to use and if it works for you we could give you a cheap price. I also can answer the dimensions but I will have my husband explain since that is why we cant use it, our cat is HUGE! :)