is it cat proof in regard to cat's toenails making small holes?
1528874
I am sorry, but I haven't used the screening as it is too small for my screen door. But I do think that cats nails won't tear the screening material since it is very thick and heavy "pet" screening.
1528875
I have 2 cats that have punctured my standard metal screens with their nails. These screens have been excellent in terms of not getting holes from the cat nails-and my cats sure try!
1528876
This screen is very heavy duty , definitely better than your average screen in "standing up" to claws.
1528877
No idea how it stands up to small holes from cat toe nails. I use the pet screen to make beach totes for my grand children. The sand flows through the screening as well as anything wet. Screening is tough and stands up well to toddlers dragging it around with beach toys.
694062
Our cat has claws, so I am not sure. As a test, you could take an empty paper towel tube and cut a few holes in it, put in a treat or two, and see if your cat can get them. On the Cat Amazing Box, there is one hole where a cat just puts in his paw and slides the treat out level with the floor. The other holes (1 1/2 inches to 2 inches on average), the cat need to put in this paw and pull the treat up and out.
409295
Haven't had a problem with that yet. My cat DOES have claws! I really like these!
85423
I adopted a shelter cat, and which was 7 years old. I have had him 3 years and have just been able to lightly touch her feet. (she not declawed) He also bit for first year or two. So I will not judge a person for not trying the nail clipping on a old cat like mine. The vet is answer. I also have 4-5 scratchers around the house, which he tears up on regular basis. My cat is a 25 lb main coon. He gets what he wants...lol
159359
I don't have a cat but I would think it is cat proof.. My husky's scratch on it pretty hard and jump on it and the screen is not torn. It is very durable!
24018
Cat will be able to go under it and possibly scratch it to pieces. This is more for insect protection
660253
I'm not sure that anything is 100% cat proof if the cat gets enough time with it but I can say that my cats are only interested in attacking them when I am putting them on otherwise they generally leave them alone.
2157232
The nails stay on about a month. You'll see a couple come off and that's maybe cuz your cat chews on them. I stopped using soft claws because my cat didn't like them and I felt bad. Invest on a large cat scratching post. My cat loves it. Sits on it all day long. And it's the only thing she goes after to scratch.
756099
I suppose it's possible, but not very probable. More likely if the cat was determined to get out, its claws would get wrapped around in the mesh instead of actually fraying it. The mesh is of stern material but flexible in contruct.
102817
Yes. Absolutely. I trimmed my cat's front claws and we have had no problems though. I think the rabbit likes it now actually.
1029734
It's a synthetic material with a mesh- like pattern. Very tiny holes in the material. A cat's claws might get caught and rip the material.
2224453
Maybe, but I don't own a cat. Trimming the claws on a cat seems dangerous to me! LOL!
576230
I don't know. I think it looks that way, but it's not really. My cat's claws look that way for a couple of days. But I really don't know.
1357426
If your cat has claws, I don't think it will hold up. I have had mine for a long time now, but I am also ensuring there is nothing sharp coming in contact with it.
110453
This would definitely be a question for the seller but it appears to be pretty durable as long as you put a slip over of some kind. My only concern would be a cat who has sharp claws
336038
I keep my cats nails trimmed (by starting off doing this since he was a kitten). He jumps ballerina style for this for some reason. We are directly above him with this and spin it downward where it makes a funnelcone.. As he jumps up we pull it up at the same time
786271
I don't have cats, but I think if yours still have their claws, they could damage the cover. As you know, once they get a tear started, the rest is history! I have found the cover to be very durable for protecting my bike in a underground parking garage storage area.