Would this work for cats? Looks like space at the bottom.
872526
There is open space at the bottom so large cat okay, kitten no. It would also depend on the surface it was put on and if the animal digs.
872527
It may depending on the size of your cat. There is about 2 inches of space at the bottom. Also, if your cat climbs, he may be able to slip under the tarp at the top and get out.
872528
It would be fine for cats. Maybe not tiny kittens though. And if you put this in the grass the room at the bottom becomes almost non existent. There really isn't that much room. We put our 3 mini dachshund's in there and our cat is bigger than all 3 of them. Should be fine.
1284981
No. It didn't work at all with my cats. I used it for months and they just walked right past it.
1084309
Your cats would fit. The issue is if they want a way to escape...needs a small exist in the back of dog house..you will have to cut a hole for this exist.
763068
Yes it will. There is room for two ten pound cats. I have two cats and they each weigh ten pounds. If the two cats get along with each other it will be fine.
1188602
Yep, our cat uses it. He just stands on his back feet and stretches and scratches. He doesn't really use the bottom section but I think it's because he is so crazy in love with the top:)
762823
My opinion is if you move the archway up it will show more of the bottom of the door. We have a 11 pound cat that goes through the hole with little effort! Just remove the brush and your cat will fit just fine!
2060323
I'm not sure... if you can figure out how to install a higher side on the inside of the litter box (maybe some thin plastic and some e6000 glue), that would be the solution... but if it's not a feasible alternative, maybe this is a bad litter box for your cat. Which is too bad, because we STILL love it. :) I hope you find a solution!!!
1372416
The spaces are not that big - at the most 4". If a cat squeezed through, it would either break one of the slats or make it fall over...I would think.
60184
I think it would absolutely work for a cat! Right now it's able to contain a very active Lab/Retriever mix puppy that we're watching.
1048864
If it was a pretty small room it would. But it gets very hot to the touch so your cats could get hurt if they got too close.
187442
That might be a little tight. My one cat is 13 lbs. and he has just enough room to turn around. If your cats' general position is in a yin/yang curl, it might work. They will fit, but they must be very docile for this to be successful.
1137109
This size is too large for a cat, IMO (unless you have a cougar or bobcat). The smaller versions would likely work better, and your cat would have to be trainable...
961589
I'm sure it would work to feed your cat but because of the size of the grooves, it may not really serve it's purpose in slowing him/her down. Unless it's a bigger cat :)
177745
Might work -- You would need to use only three of the vertical sections and two of the shelves, at least that is how it looks to me. Each vertical section is about 21 or 21.5 inches, the shelves about an inch thick. Good luck. My cat loves this thing.
1359009
It might not be big enough for a heavier cat. The opening works fine but I don't think mine are more than ten pounds. Unless the cat is just large/ long.
377146
yes it would just fit your cats girth. My cat is 17 and still has extra space.
1751620
If you are talking about the one where the little house is... No. The one above it might work if your cats aren't too big. Mine mostly lay around and play on it. The house seems really small, but when they play one gets inside it and stands inside it. Can't lay inside it. They absolutely love there cat tree though. They are on it all day long playing or resting. I have it in front of a window too, so they can bask in the sun