I'm thinking of getting this for two kittens, but could you still use it for them once they become adults?
1610067
We have an adult cat that primarily lives in this. He has issues with another cat and also some health issues. We have a bed on one tier, food on another, and his litter box at the bottom. It has been his home for about years. It works fine.
1610068
Only if they were only in there for short times, I usually have 1 adult in the condo if they need to be caged for more than a day.
1610069
It's not very big, could Def work for a few hours a day for big cats. I have a few pens and I really liked this one because it catches the cat litter in the bottom tray so less is tracked
1881260
Yes, I believe there would be enough room for an adult cat with an average size litter. If the kittens are still quite young you would want to be careful that curious little heads don't get stuck between the wire bars.
1189793
I have an 8 year old and one that just turned 2 but she is more like a kitten still. She really likes this but does not eat it politely. Generally drags it out of container and makes a mess with the peat. Course, I just clean it up with hand vac because both cats really love this. Try it out for your kitten and see. I do not think it will hurt it. I put it down and then pick it up each day. Give it a little rest. The little girl waits on the mat for it to appear again. LOL
1088384
Yes it can I have two adult cats that use it .and it works great for them .Love it and not having to scoop is priceless.l love it
1942671
I bought this for our two shihpoos (age 7 mos/8lbs. and 6 lbs.) They both can sit in it when taking them on short trips...vet/park/etc. BUT it would not be good on a long trip; which is really what I bought it for. I love how well made it is, and use it for short trips. We also have a 6 year old, 13 lb. ragdoll and she fits fine. I would guess it could accommodate two, maybe three adult cats. If I can help answer any more questions, I am happy to do that.
1189792
We used it for three mature cats so I have no idea if it's safe for kittens as it's always best to check with your vet and read directions very carefully
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.
1130407
For kittens it is great. For a dog it would probably depend on size of the dog and activity level. It's pretty strong but fog's claws might be a probably. I really love it for my kittens. A small dog might work
270903
Right now I have 2 kittens using it and they are 5 and 7 lbs respectively. They are both on it at the same time with no problems. I think it's more a matter of length than weight with this set up. The little paw platform is a bit on the small side since it doesn't have any borders but the cubby and the bed would fit a larger cat easily. One suggestion with a larger cat tho would be to go with a different configuration than is shown. I noticed that a few other folks did this and I followed suit. It just seems the with the bed at the top it's really tall and being a narrow set up would be more inclined to be thrown off by too much activity. Sorry for the long response, just wanted to be thorough. Right now I have 2 kittens using it and they are 5 and 7 lbs respectively. They are both on it at the same time with no problems. I think it's more a matter of length than weight with this set up. The little paw platform is a bit on the small side since it doesn't have any borders but the cubby and the bed would fit a larger cat easily. One suggestion with a larger cat tho would be to go with a different configuration than is shown. I noticed that a few other folks did this and I followed suit. It just seems the with the bed at the top it's really tall and being a narrow set up would be... » Read More Right now I have 2 kittens using it and they are 5 and 7 lbs respectively. They are both on it at the same time with no problems. I think it's more a matter of length than weight with this set up. The little paw platform is a bit on the small side since it doesn't have any borders but the cubby and the bed would fit a larger cat easily. One suggestion with a larger cat tho would be to go with a different configuration than is shown. I noticed that a few other folks did this and I followed suit. It just seems the with the bed at the top it's really tall and being a narrow set up would be more inclined to be thrown off by too much activity. Sorry for the long response, just wanted to be thorough. « Show Less
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Sorry for the late reply, but yes, this kennel can fit two smallish kittens, maybe 6 mos. old or less.
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I only used it to house an older cat, I do think that newborn kittens could possibly escape and as they got older could probably stick their little heads through and get stuck, I suggest maybe contacting the manufacturer for better info, I hope I was able to help.
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I would say so, it's only a few inches high, and kittens DO grow up...I also agree with the other person's answer, put a little box or something for it to step on if it's too high.
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this thing is so valuable as far as lifestyle, a quick fix of a plywood ramp with a piece of carpet for a short time could be used if necessary, but I doubt you need it. My 10 yr old spoiled and grumpy Main Coon handles it just fine, so a kitten would probably be able to jump the whole thing. Using the disposable tray that comes with the automatic litter box makes an easy transition as it is floor level then use the litter bagger and they'll know what to do. Get the top cover, too. This whole contraption, although crazy huge has saved our marriage, as my husband despises dealing with cat litter. this thing is so valuable as far as lifestyle, a quick fix of a plywood ramp with a piece of carpet for a short time could be used if necessary, but I doubt you need it. My 10 yr old spoiled and grumpy Main Coon handles it just fine, so a kitten would probably be able to jump the whole thing. Using the disposable tray that comes with the automatic litter box makes an easy transition as it is floor level then use the litter bagger and they'll know what to do. Get the top cover, too. This whole contraption, although crazy huge has saved our marriage, as my husband despises dealing with cat... » Read More this thing is so valuable as far as lifestyle, a quick fix of a plywood ramp with a piece of carpet for a short time could be used if necessary, but I doubt you need it. My 10 yr old spoiled and grumpy Main Coon handles it just fine, so a kitten would probably be able to jump the whole thing. Using the disposable tray that comes with the automatic litter box makes an easy transition as it is floor level then use the litter bagger and they'll know what to do. Get the top cover, too. This whole contraption, although crazy huge has saved our marriage, as my husband despises dealing with cat litter. « Show Less
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I found it to be great for kittens. For a puppy, I would be a little concerned about their claws and their activity level. I really like this product for what I needed it for.
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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!
1985545
Yes. The coop would be strong enough to hold them in, however they will be a bit cramped. I guess it depends on how old (large) the kittens are.
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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.