My 2 cats just crouch in the pen and watch birds on the deck. Is this bit enuff? Medium is too big. Thanks for your answers.
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If you don't zip up the top, your cats could easily jump out. Their vision of the birds will be impeded by the panels and the zipped up top.
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It should be plenty big enough for bird watching! My two actually sleep with their beds & blankets in it. My cats are rather large as they are Maine Coons.
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It's actually a decent size play I have a chihuahua and a shinu inu and they both fit and have room to play
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My two dogs are about 6-7 lbs each; the longer one is about 18 inches long (head to rear). There is plenty of room for them to play around and stretch. I just checked my order history, and the one I got was a large, 36 x 23(H) x 36 if that helps. The thing is, my dogs were smart enough to make the pen collapse and roll around on its side, and since the zippers were broken on the top and on the side gate, they were able to come out of the pen on their own. Hope that helps.
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I have to 12# cats, they get in and out just fine. As long we they are not terribly tall, it should be good. &#128522;
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I have two cats that weigh about ten pounds each. I have two finches inside this cage which they watch all the time. They lay on the cage and attack the cage but have never been able to get a paw in the cage. They also have not figured out how to lift the door and its not locked. I think it would be perfect for parakeets. I have a parrotlet, which I think is about the same size as a parakeet. It would be perfect with lots of room for accessories. The only thing to make sure of is that you have a base that is 18" deep. I noticed, when I went to set it up that most of my end tables and dressers are only 17" deep! I have two cats that weigh about ten pounds each. I have two finches inside this cage which they watch all the time. They lay on the cage and attack the cage but have never been able to get a paw in the cage. They also have not figured out how to lift the door and its not locked. I think it would be perfect for parakeets. I have a parrotlet, which I think is about the same size as a parakeet. It would be perfect with lots of room for accessories. The only thing to make sure of is that you have a base that is 18" deep. I noticed, when I went to set it up that most of my end tables and... » Read More I have two cats that weigh about ten pounds each. I have two finches inside this cage which they watch all the time. They lay on the cage and attack the cage but have never been able to get a paw in the cage. They also have not figured out how to lift the door and its not locked. I think it would be perfect for parakeets. I have a parrotlet, which I think is about the same size as a parakeet. It would be perfect with lots of room for accessories. The only thing to make sure of is that you have a base that is 18" deep. I noticed, when I went to set it up that most of my end tables and dressers are only 17" deep! « Show Less
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I have the tan/navy blue one with the house on the second level and only one perch. The base is rectangular. My one-yr old male is now about 12lbs or so and he hangs off the perch when he sleeps on it. When he throws himself at it and jumps up the poles (like a tree) it does wobble a little. I would imagine that if your 2 big kitties were playing on it it would wobble. I would say either place it against a wall for support or look for one of the models with a very large base. If they are calm cats and just climb up slowly to sleep on it it probably wouldn't move but my guy lunges at it. LOL :) I have the tan/navy blue one with the house on the second level and only one perch. The base is rectangular. My one-yr old male is now about 12lbs or so and he hangs off the perch when he sleeps on it. When he throws himself at it and jumps up the poles (like a tree) it does wobble a little. I would imagine that if your 2 big kitties were playing on it it would wobble. I would say either place it against a wall for support or look for one of the models with a very large base. If they are calm cats and just climb up slowly to sleep on it it probably wouldn't move but my guy lunges at it. LOL :)
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That's the same reason I got mine! I stupidly connected the first one in my kitchen, and, wow, my cats bolted out of the room. But it seems to have no effect on them when they are set up outside - of course, it's Texas and I don't open my windows.... and the catstops point away from the house. Actually I only use them long enough to get other cats out of the habit of coming into my yard... then I loan them to friends who also have a cat problem!
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My cat, Gray tabby, is tall and weighs 12lbs. He has room to turn around and plenty of width. He does' t move that much in it. I think he enjoys looking out the 'Windows' and also feels secure. Hope this comment helps you.
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Maybe try tempting your kitty to enter with food treats, the laser, da bird, cat nip, etc.? One of my kitties LOVES the tunnel - visits often. We play a game of catch and she loves to use her tunnel as a hiding spot for that and other activities. (She's 10 lbs.) Her brother has ZERO interest in the tunnel...I suspect he may be too big for it at 16 lbs. Good luck!
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My cats don't have problem with it. Our youngest cat found out to stick his paw up the shoot and now the other is doing it. I have ours placed on a shelf, In a corner location. They haven't knocked it off yet. If you have a dog who is mischievous or curious this might be a problem. Our cats hear the food being dispensed they stop whatever they're doing and run to eat. I have it set up for two times a day morning and afternoon. I would buy it again. The batteries last 6-9 months.
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I don't have cats and we have a fenced yard, therefore I haven't had the situation arise. However, for a while we taped one flap up for our dog until he got use to using it. If your cats are touchy, I would think they wouldn't like to go through two flaps. Good luck!
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I'm not sure about this. I only had it up for a couple of weeks but I was worried I might come home and find a dead bird in my driveway! It does seem that the birds had a hard time getting on the tiny ledge of feeder though (especially since I dont have a window ledge or tree there) - which was another thing that worried me. I think this feeder needs to be on a window that is somewhat hidden by tree branches. Then all these things would not be an issue.
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I don't think that was the problem. My cats didn't like it at all. I put catnip on it and they still wouldn't have anything to do with it.
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I cant answer that question. My cats sit and look out the windows vs climbing them or clawing them. I can tell you it isn't as heavy as the pet specific screen I have on my slider.
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Agree with answer below. My cat (about a 13 pound tabby, age 6) will go from the lower level to the top and settle in for a nap or bird watching. (The lower level is also a popular nap place.) As posted previously, this was the BEST purchase and is such a quality product. And best of all, made in the good ol' USA!
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that's hard to say...you could put one of them in this litter box and try to keep the entry point out of the direct line of sight (make it a back door entrance) - you can always order, look at it and judge for yourself if you think it may help, if not, return it as I did.....good luck
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All my plugins are down low. I have one in the dining room / living room. I do have another plugin but that one seems to serve the purpose. I feel it really helps keep the cats calm, wouldn't be without it.
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I take the dogs also, and I can say they can definitely crawl under. Personally I think I would use a portable pen to either set up outside the room, or you could use it to make the walls more escape proof. I just ordered a double set on here and they are over 4 ft tall, and I can zip tie them to make it twice as big since I have 2 dogs, I felt one set wasn't large enough. Good luck with your trip, the dogs are a handful for me, can't imagine the cats coming too :)
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I had the same concern, but I think so. My cat's between 16-18 lbs and glides right on through. Cats are mostly all fur aren't they? Haha.