would a cat be able to climb a fence if he has all 4 paws of these?
743479
I dont know for sure, our cat is an indoor kitty. I would be almost certain that these Soft Claws would hinder any emergency climbing quite a bit.
743480
No, soft claws would stop the claws from being able to dig into a hard surface like wood.
743481
Typically the soft paws are only used on the front feet as this mostly protects furniture from scratching and climbing damage.Although our cats occasionally scratch a bit with their bare back feet, this is nothing like the damage done previously.They can, and do, still scratch furniture when they are startled and take-off on a tear.This method still allows cats to claw with their back feet if fighting as this is the most common defense (clawing with the back feet).Other people may have installed Soft Claws on all four paws but we find it unnecessary.
743482
I have no idea. Our cats are indoor cats. I know that they cannot scratch with their claws. Do not know if they could grip the fence.
7759
Your kitty should totally enjoy being able to jump between the levels with no problem. At least you won't have to deal with the sisal rope coming off since he won't be clawing it. If he needs an incentive to get to the higher levels, try putting some catnip in the carpet.
1894745
Yes. I have a very fat cat about 19lbs who unfortunately has no front claws & he will jump straight to the middle section with no problem.
2030844
It depends on how large his paw is because mine had too big and furry a paw to use this. You would also need a lot of patience in training him to use the item otherwise it would be a good challenge for him.
147370
they are about 2.5-3" in between, so maybe a really skinny cat could get through. our cat is able to easily jump over - he is 12 years old.
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.
589189
My cats both have front claws, but I don't believe it would be a problem if you're referring to possible difficulty getting to the top without them [front claws]. Both of my cats are 20 lbs and the can easily jump from tier to tier without having to use their claws. Hope this helps! :)
1342411
yes its no problem for a cat. just be careful they aren't the strongest, couple trips over them and they'll break.
2274604
you would need to use more of these and cut to size or use sticky paws tape. I have found this product to be strong and slick enough for my 2 of my presistant cats.
1520296
As far as I've read on the instructions, the level that the magnets operate at is adjustable. I would think that the cats would be able to get through.
1771237
Maybe. It depends on how aggressive the cats are with their claws. The netting is not indestructible. It is enough to keep my miniature schnauzer penned, but she doesn't try to get past the netting.
2240313
It might. I can hardly see how little ferret claws could be any sharper than my cats' claws. I think it would depend on how determined your little friend is. It's probably worth a try.
1367865
It definitely could, but if the pants don't hug the tail tightly, it is possible for the cat to poop thru the tail hole.
110453
This would definitely be a question for the seller but it appears to be pretty durable as long as you put a slip over of some kind. My only concern would be a cat who has sharp claws
975356
I don't see why not.Standing on their back paws?????When a grown cat sits upright,he or she can use the front paws and reach the top....hope that helps
1388609
I don't think so. It's 8 inches thick and if the dog has nothing steady under its feet, it must be quite difficult to climb that high. Dogs don't have hands. They have paws.
102814
Maybe a kitten's paw could slide in there but I doubt it could do any damage because the slots are too narrow. But a full grown cat wouldn't be able to slip a paw in there.