Can I use this on top of carpeting or wooden floors as a cat feeding station?
745391
I think it would do the job. Not sure how porous the material is, if it holds odors or not. Should clean easy. Other than that, I think you should be good. One thing: it'll show any scratches like crazy. Great idea.
745392
I guess that would work. Matter of fact probably a pretty good idea. Good luck!
745393
Yes, it's just a solid sheet of clear plastic. Seems like a good idea to me, although I do not have cats.
1337072
I think it would work on a hard floor with furniture on it, but you might get some shifting around over the top of carpeting.
755898
I never thought about it like that however, I would not. There is a very small slit opening where the unit meets the carpet so you would have to go over the areas a few times. I believe the instructions would want you to vacuum first although, this unit picks up quite a bit of extra dirt even after I vacuum. We have cats and it does a great job in my opinion.
611926
I probably would not use it to feed because it may confuse your cats between a litter box and a feeding box. That being said if you are using it for cats that are not too large they could eat in it.
30340
I have it on a wood floor, but I honestly do not see why not. It was a good buy for us.
65747
It might be, but a better one would be perhaps a rabbit hutch (new if you can afford it, used if you can't, or homemade, and with a solid rather than mesh floor) so that they would be above ground. There's plenty of room inside this, but not a good way to allow access and too much wasted space unless you put tiers inside it. Better for cats than rabbits, anyway -- rabbits should *not* be kept outside!!!
1196968
Yes, as long as you don't go over like 40 pounds. I personally wouldn't do it using all three sections per leg, maybe two tops. If it's a hard flat surface like wood flooring I real don't see a issue. I wouldn't do it on plush carpeting if you value that computer.
840365
You could put it on a table. Since you want as much air flow as possible, I wouldn't put it on carpet.
985510
I would not recommend it for that. It's great for dust and crumbs, but cat litter may be to heavy for the minimal suction
1743690
that is fairly small to force a cat to live in. it isnt nearly tall enough to meet cat's need to be higher than there surroundings. so I would say no
201763
Possibly, but not if the cat is anything like my little "bull in a china shop". If you did, you would probably need to build a short wall around the shelf to keep the bowls from falling to the ground. And the short section of the second flat level would be your best bet, as it would not interfere with progress to the top perch. If you have a delicate graceful cat and a dog who wouldn't leap up and topple the whole tower over to get at the food, it might be possible but there is the possibility of a big mess! Good luck!
338328
No. I don't see how one could and I don't think it would be a good idea. This is a great and useful thing for giving cats a taste of the outdoors, or even using it indoors to keep them from getting under foot, but you still need to monitor them when they're in it.
391859
Yes I think it would work for that..it would be a little steep but a cat would have no problem with that...I use mine so the dog can get in and out of our SUV as he is handi cap and can not jump it works well for that too...the only problem I have found with it is that when it is raining it is too slick even with the non slip coating, I hav a cat and just tested it for you with the countertop and my cat went up it with no problem...my cat is 14 and not as able to do the things yunger cats can do, I actually have a cat staircase leading to the counter for him
2164532
I guess you can, but you have to find a way to attach it securely, otherwise your cat will escape, since the net is flat. Maybe with staples.
2113626
I used it all last winter on top of a bunch of wheat straw in a cat shelter. The cats loved to sit directly on top of it, despite having plenty of room in the shelter to snuggle down in the straw behind the heating pad. I think the animals get more heat from the pad if they can sit directly on it; so, it might be better to put the bedding around or under the heating pad. (Just my guess.)
697155
The bottom of this is removable, so if you placed it over a hard surface is going to be ok. It has enogh room for 7 cats
1483687
I would not recommend it for a cat. The plastic food bin merely "sits" on top of the green pedestal and a cat will be strong and heavy enough to knock this down off its pedestal. I think the feeding chute is too small to handle anything except the kitten kibble and bits type of cat food.