is this also for kittens ?
612812
Wellness does make a specific Kitten formula (in a small pink can) but really any grain free wet food would be good for a kitten.
1282456
I think the kitten is on the box just to serve as a cute picture to draw your attention. This is a little for adolescent cats or adult cats, not kittens. YClumping litters should NEVER be used for small kittens. Kittens use their tongues to taste things, just like human babies try to identify things by putting them in their mouths. You don't want to use clumping litters with kittens because you don't want the risk of an intestinal blockage from litter they've tasted. Choose a clay or non-clumping litter for a young kitten.
1937581
I think so. I have two cats. One big one and one small one and they both love it.
1564201
It does not work for me, but it does make noise with just a little bit of pressure so I would think it'd work for kittens.
1423635
Absolutely! I have four cats - two are 6 and two are 10 years old -and they LOVE it! I would say that a kitten would love it even more - there is a LOT of room to play! My cats tore off the swinging mouse, but they do use it to jump, climb and scratch. The sisal ropes are a godsend - my furniture is thankful! LOL! My cats are too large (and heavy) to use the two stairs, but that would be perfect for a kitten, and can be removed if necessary. The build was really easy since everything is clearly marked. This was definitely a great buy. I would highly recommend it. Good luck!
872528
It would be fine for cats. Maybe not tiny kittens though. And if you put this in the grass the room at the bottom becomes almost non existent. There really isn't that much room. We put our 3 mini dachshund's in there and our cat is bigger than all 3 of them. Should be fine.
456160
I would imagine so, it's formulated for smaller animals with extremely sensitive skin, so it should be fine for a cat, especially if your kitty has sensitive skin.
412693
It is good for kittens. If you look at my earlier answer to another question (or the bag itself) you will see the instructions for kittens.
1869074
I bought this to use for my oldest cat, that is 19 years old and can hardly walk. My three legged cat also uses it. I think it would work great for kittens. You do need a litter catching mat in the front of it.
1827780
Yes, I think so. If it is a young rabbit.It is tight on a four month old kitten.
1951115
Yes. This has an attractant to encourage kitties to use the litter box. It's helpful if you have one that might prefer to go outside the box, or with multiple cat households.
1632840
Yes, I do think it would work for her. It does make noise as the ball goes around. Each time my kitten walks by it, she swats the ball. She really likes it. Hope this helps!
803540
Yes. I used it for very small kittens who needed to be warm an dconfined, and it worked well until they got big enough to fiddle with the zippers, eventually managing to either break them or open them. I went from that to the larger exercise playpens with the velcro detachable bottoms and mesh tops and that worked better - great for young kittens just needing confinement. Not so good if an older cat thinks it would be cool to sit on top of the mesh, because then the whole thing just collapses. However - the playpen idea is a good one and I'd like to see some more companies play with the design - for both cats & dogs. Yes. I used it for very small kittens who needed to be warm an dconfined, and it worked well until they got big enough to fiddle with the zippers, eventually managing to either break them or open them. I went from that to the larger exercise playpens with the velcro detachable bottoms and mesh tops and that worked better - great for young kittens just needing confinement. Not so good if an older cat thinks it would be cool to sit on top of the mesh, because then the whole thing just collapses. However - the playpen idea is a good one and I'd like to see some more companies play with the... » Read More Yes. I used it for very small kittens who needed to be warm an dconfined, and it worked well until they got big enough to fiddle with the zippers, eventually managing to either break them or open them. I went from that to the larger exercise playpens with the velcro detachable bottoms and mesh tops and that worked better - great for young kittens just needing confinement. Not so good if an older cat thinks it would be cool to sit on top of the mesh, because then the whole thing just collapses. However - the playpen idea is a good one and I'd like to see some more companies play with the design - for both cats & dogs. « Show Less
1697333
I would not recommend it for a cat, unless it is a kitten. One of my cats jumps over it like it's not even there.
1308042
I really don't know about giving it to a kitten. Either contact your vet or the company that makes the product... Pet Naturals of Vermont.
1038274
No, not as I remember it. I bought this for my niece when she got her new kitten. It was huge for a tiny kitten but no where large enough to hold 4 grown cats.
1179835
I think so, but then again I had a kitten when I bought this she loved it more for playing in than for putting it over her litter though.