will it mellow a cat out enough to get them into their carrier
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It did not for mine, though it has made him more social. This is more of a maintenance supplement that helps the cat over time. You have to give it to them 20 to 30 days before you begin to see any real difference.
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It should. For three days leave your cat in (1) one room w/litter, food and water. The 'friend' will get the message. My cat too was originally an outside cat.
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I would have to say, "No", at least for transport. I have two cats, and I just don't think they'd be comfortable confined together in the small size carrier that I have (I bought it for my Papillon). It's a really nice carrier though so a larger size might work if your cats get along really well (mine don't).
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I suppose so unless they are extremely aggressive. It is made of whatseems to be a strong fabric. I expect if you locked a cat in it the cat would eventually rip a hole in it.
387846
If the cat is with you so you can let it out periodically, the kennel is big enough as long as the cat box is small.
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Cats like to curl up, so he'll probably fit. It's not very cushiony at all, and you can feel the wires a bit. However, the older cat of the house loves it and can't stop sleeping in it, while the kitten avoided it and its strange crinkly noise from the first day. It's a hit or miss.
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I have use the carrier for my two kittens and they have not tried to get out. That's because I open the front flap and they can see everything going on. I would agree that it really depends on the cat. The air flow is sufficient with either both ends opened or the front flap open.
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It comes with two doors to keep the insulation and if you just used one door a cat might be able to push it open.
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It's possible that an animal can get out through the bottom of this item. The bottom is sewn in such a way that it comes with rounded pipes. The pipes are ment to slide in this area to keep the screen in place at the bottom. A strong enough wind would allow the bottom to be lifted to provide an opening for your cat.
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It has been sturdy enough to keep out squirrels. As for a cat, it will depend on how firmly it is fixed into its frame. If the fit is strong, it will take a fierce and tough cat to displace!
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It is going to depend on the cat. I used the carrier to take my cat to and from the vet several times before I flew her in it (and she's 9 lbs). It was only after being on the flight for about five hours that she clawed through it--and she was panicked. The mesh is soft enough that a cat could easily claw through it though, so as I said it'll depend on how your cat reacts to being in it. For the most part, my kitties (I had more than one of these) just curled up in them. If it's a short drive, I suspect he would be okay.
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I suppose so unless they are extremely aggressive. It is made of what seems to be a strong fabric. I expect if you locked a cat in it the cat would eventually rip a hole in it.
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Yes, it will calm a cat in most environments. If you have changed homes, you might consider investing in the feliway spray. This also works very well. jay@kremlincats.com
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youd need a few of them to cover the area. But yes, if it covers the area and a cat puts pressure on it by standing or touching, it should alarm and scare them off.
1719111
I have two large cats.... as long as a cat can get it's head through, they can get through.
1771238
Yes it will unless the cat is very determined to get in, he can chew through the netting. This netting is pretty thick unlike the bird netting you'll find at your hardware store, so it is not as flexible as those. I cover my my entire grow boxes with this net held on with zip ties on a 1" PVC frame. It filters out some sunlight which is a good thing for me in Hawaii but it keeps out some pests including cats and flying insects. Hope this helps.
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I don't have a cat but personally I think it would be super easy for your cat to push through the screen opening and get out.