Will this work for a 11 lb cat that loves to gnaw on things? He has destroyed countless cat-sized chew toys..
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Maybe you can ask again and see what the weight is. That seemed to be the problem for our dog. It is a big chunk of solid. I gave my away to a friend with a bigger dog, or I'd check for you. It was too heavy for out 9# maltese. Robert is right -- it's not too expensive, so if it works, you'd have a great toy, and if it doesn't, it wasn't a big investment, and you could gift elsewhere.
330553
Wow - that's a big cat. It might work, depends on how strong the cat is. This chew is not flexible at all, it is a solid piece. My lab/greyhound mix loves it but she's a dog and not a cat. It's not that expensive, might be worth a try. If your cat doesn't like it, I'm sure your local animal shelter will make good use of it -)
330554
I don't know why it wouldn't. Our 60 lb. golden didn't eat through it right away.
330555
Sure. Even tastes like chicken. I'm taking the word of the package on the tastes like chicken part. Roxy is a 15# tough little shih-tzu and she loves it.
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My 30 lb terrier can destroy anything in about 5 minutes...including black Kongs. After two months the Goughnut is still in one piece. It does not show any tooth marks or gnawed spots. The shape and material make it hard for him to really get a hold of it in a way that he can chew it. He tries. He does like it and we play "tag and tug" with it.
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my cats have never tried to chew on them. A good fit is a must..if you adjust the collar to where you can slip one finger under it, it should be ok. I always end up cutting some off for a better fit. You don't want it loose. I have not used on a kitten however.
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Is he chewing on the wire, or pulling the toy? If it's the wire, you might want to encourage him to only chew on the mouse because some cats love chewing wires and you definitely don't want to encourage that. So far my cats have not frayed the wire. Hope this helps as an idea.
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The size would be good for your cat. My cat is declawed but I would say that if your cat is temperamental he could eventually claw through the net but I doubt that anyone would be that close to get hurt if it was just a random paw swipe.
1555257
This should work perfect for that. My cat was chewing my cell phone charger cord, computer cord, etc. Now she completely ignores them!
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I think that he would be able to play with this. One side has a place that the can eat the food/treat directly from -if he wants - some of my cats do that. There is an area in the middle that he could bat the food/treats around to get it in a position where he wants so he could eat it. The other end has cups. If your baby is like my friends tripod cat, I think that he would enjoy the challenge of getting the food/treat out of the cup. I know her cat has amazing balance and strength so if he is like her cat, I believe he would enjoy this.
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i think it would be big enough......especially is you let him out alot. percy doenst get out as much as i would like, i have cats!!! but percy also is a chewer and so far so good. he will pick one spot and chew and he hasnt even put a dent in it.
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No. Those are perfect for small dogs but cats won't bite apart large pieces like dogs do....I've tried making cat treats and I couldn't get one cat to eat them! lol....I hope it turns out better for you :-) Greta
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I used it for my cat. I think for most dogs/puppies it should be fine but a very determined dog that has a bad problem with chewing would probably find a way out. It is made out of a canvas material with zippers. All of the dogs I have owned I believe it would've worked for though. I really like this product and it has served my needs.
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Yes, it is definitely big enough for two cats. I think it will hold up to cat teeth for sure. I have a little Schnauzer Yorkie mix and he clawed and chewed it a lot at first and it was fine. just make sure the top is zipped all the way closed so that they can't get their little paws out because they will be able to slide the zipper if they do. We connected the two zipper pulls with a paper clip to prevent this.
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I would never underestimate the will of a cat- but I would suspect this would hold pretty well, its a wide cut of velcro and the angle of the pull would make it more difficult. My cat was under 10 lbs when I was using it- so there is that- but he was a very excitable maine coon- so thats gotta count for something:)
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I have two 10 lb cats. They got on it a couple times to sniff around, but they don't really like it. It didn't wobble too much, but I think if they really got to playing they might knock it over. I say get a wider width and not so tall it might be better. Looking into making my own from real tree logs. Good luck.
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I think it would be perfect for cats. Mine is used for an eleven or twelve pound dog, and it holds just the right amount. Actually, we previously used bowls that were sold as "cat" bowls, and it's the same size.
630900
It seems like this would be possible. Does the dog like to pick up and chew on other plastic items? If so, it might not be a good idea. However, you could take the cat in the bathroom with one and close the door - put it in the tub with no water in the bathtub. He can then slide it around the tub and chase it around the walls. That would be private kitty playtime with you. (I just measured the item - it is 1 and 1/2 inches in diameter. Shaped like a crown form by a wave. the height of the toy from the ground to the tip of the highest point is 3/4's of an inch.
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It's way too big for a cat - I would check and see if they have a smaller version. I would be worried they would hurt themselves trying to get the food out.
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It would probably be able to withstand for a few weeks. We have a 1.5 year old 35 lb pit that gnaws on everything. She destroyed this and got to the red within 2 months. She chewed on it every day of the week for 4-5 hrs a day too.