Has anyone had issues with their cat not being able to stand up? I worry that my cat won't be able to fully stand up &amp; we're driving for 3 days.
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No, the carrier is tall enough that my cats can stand just fine! =) On a side note, the handle on top is deep enough that I can slide a seat belt through the handle and secure the carrier in the back seat of my car.
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I have. My first vet recommended cos and current said das. My cat - who tore her a ligament in her knee - responded better to das. Maybe your vet would have a better idea for your cat (or maybe try each for a month and keep an eye on how the cat jumps and moves).
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it depends on your cat's personality I guess - our cat is about 18 or 19 lbs and she laid there and slept and it worked beautifully. We had ours wedged in pretty tight as our car is small and our bags would have prevented our cat from doing this, but I suppose if a pet tried to climb out they may jar it loose, still, that's just speculation.
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My 5 week old kitten just learned how to climb up to the top of the pen today. I don't know what she would have done from there because I lifted her off, but she was balanced on the top and probably would have tumbled off on one side or the other. I'm going to try to figure out some sort of cover.
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Hi Julie,We should have a Cat. 2 hitch ready to go later this week. It will be made to handle the extra HP of a Cat.2 tractorThanks,Dave.
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Cover it in catnip and put some treats on it and see if that helps. If he's an older cat, does he have trouble jumping that high? Some cats don't like perching up high. Yours might be one of them!
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I did the same thing as the first two replies and have had no problem. My cat had to be enticed up to the hammock for a couple of days (with catnip), but now she loves it!
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I wish I could help, but the question is a lot like: "My cat died. What happened" I''ve nothing to go on. Mine has been running like a little trooper since I got it almost two years ago.
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I bought mine to use it on my cat, but as soon as I try to get it close to my cat, she jumps out of my arms. The sound scares her. So unless you have a really calm cat , I wouldn't recommend this. Mine is brand new I don't use it. Or should I say my cat won't let me use it.
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3 weeks is too long a time for any cat (and what about water?)!! Please don't do that! You should only leave a cat alone for no more than 3 days. Then have someone check in and make sure the water bowl is cleaned and filled and the food dispensor is okay (it should not need to be changed too ofen). They also can check if the cat seems to be okay... not injured or sick. When I go on trips, I board my cat. I went around town and found the best place I could. It is not as expensive as boarding a dog, but we still budget for this cost. It is worth it to know he is cared for, is safe and gets attention (and they watch for any medical issues)
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3 weeks is too long a time for any cat (and what about water?)!! Please don't do that! You should only leave a cat alone for no more than 3 days. Then have someone check in and make sure the water bowl is cleaned and filled and the food dispensor is okay (it should not need to be changed too ofen). They also can check if the cat seems to be okay... not injured or sick. When I go on trips, I board my cat. I went around town and found the best place I could. It is not as expensive as boarding a dog, but we still budget for this cost. It is worth it to know he is cared for, is safe and gets attention (and they watch for any medical issues) 3 weeks is too long a time for any cat (and what about water?)!! Please don't do that! You should only leave a cat alone for no more than 3 days. Then have someone check in and make sure the water bowl is cleaned and filled and the food dispensor is okay (it should not need to be changed too ofen). They also can check if the cat seems to be okay... not injured or sick. When I go on trips, I board my cat. I went around town and found the best place I could. It is not as expensive as boarding a dog, but we still budget for this cost. It is worth it to know he is cared for, is safe and gets... » Read More 3 weeks is too long a time for any cat (and what about water?)!! Please don't do that! You should only leave a cat alone for no more than 3 days. Then have someone check in and make sure the water bowl is cleaned and filled and the food dispensor is okay (it should not need to be changed too ofen). They also can check if the cat seems to be okay... not injured or sick. When I go on trips, I board my cat. I went around town and found the best place I could. It is not as expensive as boarding a dog, but we still budget for this cost. It is worth it to know he is cared for, is safe and gets attention (and they watch for any medical issues) « Show Less
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I have a 15 lb. cat and he was fine with it.... sturdy enough. One small point and this may be particular to my cat. Loved it in the beginning, took lots of naps in the top tier... but he must have gotten tired of it... he doesn't use it anymore.However... even though it is still sturdy... but since he doesn't use it, I am soooo glad that I didn't pay the expensive prices that some sites are asking.
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oh, I wish you had posted an update! I'm wondering how things turned out.Did cats get used to the ScoopFree?More experiments to entice the cats to adapt?And, to be sure, some cats are just picky, determined, and don't adapt.
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I have noticed a reaction with my cat as well. I've only had it for a few hours, but right now the little yappy dog next door doesn't seem to mind it. Only time will tell...
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Our cat wouldn't eat anything for awhile. We had to syringe feed it to start then his liver enzymes got better (from eating) and he will now.... it depends on what is wrong with your cat.
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Ha! Mine too, but I'm not sure I'm the best person to answer this question (I gave up after one try). I may try again this spring, when the weather is better and they aren't so little. Heads up, the leash isn't super long either, so keep that in mind... depending on what your goal is there. And here is a link to leash-training tips from ASPCA: http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/virtual-pet-behaviorist/cat-behavior/teaching-your-cat-walk-leash Hope this helps!
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Its all about reinforcement. Say "no!' spray then see what happens and keep it up. But I hope that he/she does not associate the spray with bad car trips. I just have to show her the can sometimes and she will stop messing with the cat. But then the cat is the instigator so I let it ride, so I know I don't always reinforce. remember all it is is air with a noise.