Since my big cat escaped from an all plastic carrier (one of the plastic jail bars was cracked) and a large sturdy cardboard carrier....I am wondering if my cat will be able to escape this one.
1980351
We have had no problems with our cat trying to get out of this carrier. It is nice and roomy and he has plenty of room to lay down. He doesn't mind being in it at all and I would recommend it.
1980352
The bars are metal coated in paint to look white. It's sturdy. I have a now 16, she was 15, pound cat.
1980353
I have a 20 pound cat and this worked just fine. Just make sure that it is put together correctly.!
1980354
I too have a large cat and this carrier is really secure and roomy. My cat is really quite calm as she can see all around. It's a challenge getting her in, but once inside she's not going anywhere.
1048426
I don't have the offical specs, buy I've put my 13 lb one in there with no issues and room/weight to spare, just carry it from the bottom as much as you can to be sure. Also, if your cat is curious/smart, he may be able to override the top closure which is held in place by velcro, be sure to put a safety pin in it. My kitten managed to get himself out of it while I was driving...
180970
This is not meant for your cat to be put in and then tied up. All the cat has to do is pull against the leash and the velcro will undo. As for escaping out of the harness with no leash attached; my cat hasn't ever escaped out of it while just wearing it. It's the tension between the harness and the leash that causes the velcro to come undone.
2254474
I had the same concern. My cat would not walk into it. However, I picked her up, slid her tail under her, and backed her into it without issue. Used the same technique on my parents' cat in a similar bag (not the same) and it works like a champ!
2233384
No, my cat is fairly big and she refuses to get in the beds. It is super tipsy and scared her the first time she tried to jump up. Plus the beds are small. I do, however, love the posts. They are easy for my cat to get to to scratch on.
456874
Our cat is big, and we left the harness on him but he manage to get out of it after a while. If your cat is used to a leash at all I think he will be fine but if he fights it like our cat because this is the large one, your cat may slip out of it easily and I don't think they adjust much if at all. Hope this helps.
162464
My cat is only 8 lbs (at full size) and she is able to slip in and out of this door with no troubles. It took her a few weeks to get used to it, but it can happen. So the answer to this question is, yes.
1157418
no it doesn't discourage a cat from returning to the same place again, I have used almost a whole can to avoid this from happening but it still does, but this is still a great product
1234317
I would have to say, "No", at least for transport. I have two cats, and I just don't think they'd be comfortable confined together in the small size carrier that I have (I bought it for my Papillon). It's a really nice carrier though so a larger size might work if your cats get along really well (mine don't).
1784715
Yes, I am 99.9% sure it can, and the openings to get through should be fine. It is a nice tower for them. I had a 25lb. cat own me (grin) that would have been fine on it if things had been better for him. My current owner (cat) is on it a lot, but the scratching post part isn't as appealing as I thought.If you are considering a high end purchase for them, if you haven't looked into it, look into the Litter Robot...it'll be good for all of you. Be well, and I hope that helped.
1683762
Yes the cat is very safe - it has a zipper screened area all around it. It's almost just like a cat carrier on wheelsMy cat does not like being outside due to an accident when he was little and he doesn't even try to get out - good buy for the money!!
180974
My cat did not try to escape from the holster. I think she (more or less) felt secure in it. One thing if you have a rather long haired cat the velcro closure may snag the cats belly hair. Hopefully they will redesign the holster where it attaches on top rather than underneath.
1372414
The cat would have to be pretty small or pretty persistent to wiggle through. My cat has never tried to squeeze through. The largest openings aren't that big and more towards the middle on my screen, so the cat doesn't even try. I'm sure a younger cat could try, but would probably knock it over before getting through.
1770224
If you have a big kitty, you may want to consider buying a large plastic storage tote and cutting an opening in one end. This is what I do, I don't purchase commercial litterboxes anymore. 5 cats and no accidents with this method. Cats like to have a LOT of room in their box if you can give it to them!
1929552
your cat will be able to go out but will not be able to get back in.We use a magnet on the outside of the door to check that it works as it will click to unlock it.
1074932
My cat has been wearing it for about two months. He goes outside all t, and so the problem hasn't come up. I have no way of knowing how effective it is in terms of getting loose if he does get caught. time and he climbs in trees and chases birds. He has not been caught up yet.,
2061916
It depends on the cat. A real feral cat might want to see what might be approaching. Try facing the Tube away from the wind or putting it in a sheltered spot. I think as long as there is a good escape path the barrier would be fine. Good luck