Do you think a cat with only one front leg could play with this? He is very smart, &amp; gets very bored. But I don't want something that will frustrate him because of having only one front leg. Thanks.
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This would depend on how well your cat is at improvising. My cats lean on one front leg while using the other to fish out the treats. Also, I put this away when I'm not giving them treats. It has plastic prongs that stick straight up and I'm always afraid that my cats will start playing around it and fall right on those prongs. That would really hurt! So, I supervise and they love the Activity Center. If my cat had only one leg, I would probably NOT get this. But then, only you know what your cat is capable of.
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Hi Maureen; Mine did not have various speeds, just the stopping and starting motion you see on the commercials. My cats were interested in this for a while but not so much now that they are use to it. I might put it away for a while and bring it back out once they have forgotten about it. I don't think they will be able to come up with toy that replaces real interaction from a friend. Happy playing!
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I know it's fine for a couple days for my one cat, but two cats it may not be enough. The problem are the holes on the side won't allow you to fill it too high. Another problem is if it's too full of food the cats can get to it easier/faster, which defeats the purpose of the bowl. If you bought two bowls then that would be perfect. I also found plastic versions that are cheaper, but they could be overturned/moved around easily.
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I suppose you could mount it on something to have the string/material part hang down, but it would lose the cardio-vascular workout that your cat (and you) would get by whirling it around for them, letting them catch it then having them chase it again. Now if you want to catch a breather, we drape the string part down to the floor and rest the handle part on a chair. The string dangles there, enticing the cat... but only once or twice, then you're up! Good luck with your pet and toy--I'm sure you'll both love it. :)
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I have two cats and they haven't knocked it over once in the three months since I got it. They pretty much leave it alone because they know better than to bother baby territory! The nice thing about the rocking legs is even if your cat bonked into it, it would just rock and not fall over. Plus the legs are wide and criss crossed to distribute weight well so it is pretty hard to tip over at all. It's sturdy but it is light weight so if a bigger cat jumped onto one of the sides or something it's possible it could happen. I say you're safe as long as either baby is buckled in or cats are separated or you're supervising. I have two cats and they haven't knocked it over once in the three months since I got it. They pretty much leave it alone because they know better than to bother baby territory! The nice thing about the rocking legs is even if your cat bonked into it, it would just rock and not fall over. Plus the legs are wide and criss crossed to distribute weight well so it is pretty hard to tip over at all. It's sturdy but it is light weight so if a bigger cat jumped onto one of the sides or something it's possible it could happen. I say you're safe as long as either baby is buckled in or cats are... » Read More I have two cats and they haven't knocked it over once in the three months since I got it. They pretty much leave it alone because they know better than to bother baby territory! The nice thing about the rocking legs is even if your cat bonked into it, it would just rock and not fall over. Plus the legs are wide and criss crossed to distribute weight well so it is pretty hard to tip over at all. It's sturdy but it is light weight so if a bigger cat jumped onto one of the sides or something it's possible it could happen. I say you're safe as long as either baby is buckled in or cats are separated or you're supervising. « Show Less
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My Cat Panther Is Big and Strong...Panther Never Moved It Out of Place..It Is Structured Well...This Is His Best Game...My Cat Plays Endlessly and Then Falls Asleep. Everyone Asks Me Where Did U Get That and Gets It For Their Cat..I Hope U Get It...Much Fun...
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Unless your cat likes to sit-up like a dog would do, if you give him the command to sit-up, then the cat is not going to like it. I can't imagine a cat who would like being in that position, with all 4 legs straight out in front and all his weight being on his bottom.
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Yes! Unless he's injured he should be able to easily jump to the second platform. My cats prefer to climb them like stairs.
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Unless your cats have front claws it would be very difficult for them to puncture these exercise balls. I suppose it would be possible however. If your cats are known to claw or use their claws on a lot of things then that would be up to you. My cats don't even look at the thing. I hope that helps you
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Honestly, I'm not sure. My cats loved it right away. Maybe take it apart and have them check out the individual parts- maybe they are scared of it because it's a bit large?
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safe for whom, the cat or the skitter critter? The cat will be fine, the skitter critter on the other hand, you might have trouble finding it again. Somewhere in my house are two from the first batch and one from the second batch. Occasionally I find one that I had given up on when looking for a current one. Then we have a couple going at the same time. Currently have one in hiding again. WHERE does he put these things? Sure likes them though. I'm tempted to open up batch #3 and put another on into service. I like having more than one at a time.
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I don't know why someone is asking me this question. Im not the maker or seller of this toy. Contact them. Glad your cat got use out of it. My 3 cats couldn't care less about it.
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Honestly, I don't know enough about cats to know if they'd like this or not. The channels are very narrow. I think it's worth a try. I have the pink/purple flower one and think that would be more fun for a cat since it has a variety of obstacles rather than just pushing it around in a circle.
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My cat only uses the top bed, I took out the tube, and he likes to use the platform. Both my average size cats do not play or fit in the hamack, the house, or the bowl. FYI they are made out of fuzzy material not carpet. The base is really thin. I have mine up against the wall for stability. When he jumps up on the top it wobbles and scares me. I also bought a carpet one from petsmart, with two round beds, and two curved beds, scratch posts. They seem to like that one better. I use the one in the picture to put there food on so the dogs won't eat it. Would I purchase the again? Only if I had a kitten, not a grown cat. My cat only uses the top bed, I took out the tube, and he likes to use the platform. Both my average size cats do not play or fit in the hamack, the house, or the bowl. FYI they are made out of fuzzy material not carpet. The base is really thin. I have mine up against the wall for stability. When he jumps up on the top it wobbles and scares me. I also bought a carpet one from petsmart, with two round beds, and two curved beds, scratch posts. They seem to like that one better. I use the one in the picture to put there food on so the dogs won't eat it. Would I purchase the again? Only if I... » Read More My cat only uses the top bed, I took out the tube, and he likes to use the platform. Both my average size cats do not play or fit in the hamack, the house, or the bowl. FYI they are made out of fuzzy material not carpet. The base is really thin. I have mine up against the wall for stability. When he jumps up on the top it wobbles and scares me. I also bought a carpet one from petsmart, with two round beds, and two curved beds, scratch posts. They seem to like that one better. I use the one in the picture to put there food on so the dogs won't eat it. Would I purchase the again? Only if I had a kitten, not a grown cat. « Show Less
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My cats have not be able to get through the wire, my only thought is not to leave them alone with the toy? I play with my cats with the toy when I am home and put it up when I can at work! Sorry, but that is all I can think of!
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No problem here. We love it. Ours, only if someone hits it, our cat does sometimes.
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I'm pretty sure you could connect two of them. the ball doesn't stay lit until it's hit again and my cats couldn't get their paws in the holes. it might be better for kittens. their favorite toy is the cats meow, I think it's called. it has a feather that runs around the edge of a small tarp. I'd recommend it. they have same toy with other names as well.