Is it big enough that it won't fit under a refrigerator, stove, sofa, etc. My other cat toys love these places, maybe to plan their escape?
1507353
For the first two destinations, it depends on how large a gap exists under your refrigerator and stove, and how full you stuff the hedgehog. Make it fat with catnip, and it won't fit into a narrow gap.On the other hand, our cat toys under the sofa tend to be there because the little girl kitty can squeeze herself underneath, but neither of the boys can. I've seen her lie in wait under a sofa or the low coffee table and swipe one paw out to grab a toy from the guys as they go by.
1507354
No, unfortunately, because it's squishy, it can be hidden in those places. I just found ours behind the sofa after months of not seeing it. But, our cats so love it, even the elder queen cat who usually does not deign to play with cat toys.
1507355
Haha I accidentally sucked it up in the vacuum hose a couple months ago. It ways under the bed. It is small but you fill it with cat and it Velcro closes, it was fun for my cat until it got sucked in vac. heaven
1507356
This very soft, adorable, little critter is 1 1/2 " high, 3 1/2" long and 1 1/2" wide. It is too big to fit under my refrigerator or stove but does get stuck under the sofa. I use an umbrella 3 times a week to release hedgehogs, puff balls and whatevers from the sofa monster.
475818
Not mine, but a particularly motivated cat with some heft behind it might... Mine opens doors and still hasn't figured it out after a few years of daily use, so I'd say its highly unlikely...
726451
Oh yes! That's what I got it for... I used a small kitchen pan as a litter box that would fit inside along with food/water. I will say that my particular kitten didn't seem all that enamored with the small space though... she did attempt to claw her way out at one point, though it held up to her attempts til I could let her out. Is a nice way to keep a kitten out of mischief if you can't watch them, and can be staked outside for a bit of fresh air.
1099540
It would be pretty hard for a cat to squeeze by this. They would have to be fairly little and very determined. Not much open space.
1335667
I don't have a cat, just a small dog. Though, it might work since you can zip up the top. Only one thing..., if you're cat can get under things, he/she might be able to figure out how to escape from the bottom. My dog has a bed that fills up the entire space and has no interest in 'adventuring'.
670307
No, I have it behind sectional and my cat jumps from couch to it without any problems
1434957
Yes. I placed mine in front of my kitchen trash barrel. I placed the flat gray portion under the trash and my cat, who is very big, has yet to tip it over. We have had it for a couple of months now, and I really like that he has to be active to get his food.
59430
I think it would be a tight fit for a 12 lb cat. My 8 lb kitten doesn't like it in there But he likes to stretch out. My other cat love's it in there but she is smaller and likes to curl up When she sleeps.
1752604
I have one really rather husky cat "fat". And he can fit in the bigger house relatively well...the big house is 12x14x14 and the the bigger shelf sections on the lower areas are 14x20 and the 3 upper shelves are about14x14. This thing really is massive and could easily entertain 4 cats... My two are crazy about it...the material is good quality.
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.
458225
To play in? It's small. If you have a very small dog you want to put in it then sure. Anything bigger than a chihuahua probably isn't going to fit. My 15 lb cat takes up the entire container when she sits in it.
2189889
I don't let my cats in the room where my gerbils are but I can see a determined cat being able to break into it. Maybe even by jumping on top of it, Im sure that could make the sides of the cage press in or out.
649814
Yes it would be too small. We have a large cat (approx. 20 lbs.) and it is kind of small even for him.
1919762
I would be hesitant and I'll tell you why. The base and scratching posts are very solid - no complaints about that. However, the U-shaped platform at the top and the lower platform that curves upward, are not nearly as solid as the rest of the piece and sure enough, those are the areas where a cat would typically sit. The U shaped platform at the top is OK, but the lower platform is very weak in my opinion. (And I'm not really sure what purpose the upward curving of the lower platform serves anyway - my cats have never scractched on the outside of that section.) If your cat doesn't put any weight on that area, it might be ok. BUT, if your 20# cat puts weight on it, I think it might break pretty quickly. I bought this for 5 foster cats - none of whom are over 8#. The smallest kitten who is about 4# jumps on the top of that lower curved platform and the entire thing shakes. I've had it for about 10 weeks and nothing is broken so far (except the toy). One other FYI that comes to mind - the removable "cushion" is just 2 pieces of plush fabric sewn together - there is no cushioning inside. Whatever you decide, I hope you find one that works great for you and your kitty!
1142804
This will be too small. I have a desert linx and he is only 10 lbs and can't really hide in the cube. My smaller cat can with no problems but he doesn't even try at this point. I hope this helps you.
1788223
Without measuring, I believe that the opening is large enough for the cat and leaving out the inside piece won't affect the integrity of the box. It would be better to leave it out with a cat that large.
810227
Nothing except a closed door would keep my cat out of a room. He's a climber/jumper and has no problem getting on the refrigerator! If yours is not that acrobatic, try stacking two gates. That worked for us when we had a climbing dog.