Will a cat be able to use this also?
1137107
All I can say is our cat won't use it. She tried but the magnets that hold the flaps closed are just a little too strong, but If you have a larger cat, I would think they could use it fine.
1137108
the 2 plastic flaps are magnetized at the bottom so its KIND OF a push to get thru. im sure if a cat wasnt intimidated by it they could certainly get thru.
1137109
This size is too large for a cat, IMO (unless you have a cougar or bobcat). The smaller versions would likely work better, and your cat would have to be trainable...
1137110
Yes, we had a visiting cat who used it. He also liked to hang out in between the two flaps.
1382230
Yes I think so. The small bed is heavy when filled with water - maybe 30 pounds - but I could move it from one place to another in my house. I have no experience with using this bed for cats and have no idea if it is an appropriate product for them or not. However, size wise, yes, you could use a small bed for that purpose.
1007243
Wouldn't be my first choice. Our cat uses it only sporatically. Try the bird or the cloth strip with handles, both of which will give much more exercise.
530072
No, I won't think so. It is rather an unstable cat tree....our cat won't jump to the top because it's so wobbly. Not a good choice for a bigger, heavier cat.
696392
You probably can, there is enough extra plastic spacing. Just sand down the rough edges to avoid kitty rubbing injuries.
464459
I think it would be. I have a 22 pound cat. Think is getting him to use it.
160304
I don't think so. Unless your cat likes small spaces... which some cats do.My cat is about 7lbs, and he barely fits. My other cat who is 5lbs seems to be more comfortable.
2281728
No def not. Very fragile and tempremental.Although a good idea to find your cat, this product actually is bad, and I would not reccomend it.
772496
I think it could and should be fine for some cats. However, but not if you cat figures out how to climb over it.
376390
unfortunantly not the plastic bowl is specially made to fit if you used a smaller bowl your cat probably would be able to flip it over and get to it. ive read cats can get them open
163875
I doubt it. I put catnip on it and my cats still won't go near it. Oh, well.
2234313
if you are asking if larger cats could use this, then the answer is yes. i have many cats that weigh all different sizes the larges is around 8kg. they all play, sleep and jump on this and there is no problem, even my little dog hopes on the botton one to sleep. i hope this helps. Jenny
795650
Yes it can. I have a cat that likes to climb one particular branch to get to the top of my fence to escape my yard. Used this on that branch and took care of my problem. She won't even go near that tree now.
660834
it's steady enough, i'm not sure if you will be able to use it for cats since the cat would have to be still for a few seconds.
1204417
I don't think so because although the bottom of the screen is weighted my dog simply goes to the side of the screen and pushes with his head. This pushes enough of the screen aside to allow him to be able to enter or exit. I think your cat would probably figure it out as well.
475818
Not mine, but a particularly motivated cat with some heft behind it might... Mine opens doors and still hasn't figured it out after a few years of daily use, so I'd say its highly unlikely...
963522
I think it probably CAN, but it would be a bit awkward. The collar is fairly wide and heavy for a cat. Not sure whether the cat would respond the same as a dog... I.e. Would they shoot up the first tree they came too, or return home? I think it would definitely be less than ideal.