Can the adjustment mechanism be locked into position? If not, does the adjusting mechanism tend to move as the cat plays with the ball?
1988907
The egg just screws shut. It remains closed, but the holes are big, so the treats just fall out.
1988908
It clicks into each area and has a wide range. It would be very difficult for a cat to change it. I keep mine with a small opening so my boy does not make a mess and have too much.
1988909
Thank you for your question! Once you twist the top to choose your desired setting, the mechanism should stay in place until you decide to change it.
1988910
No it cannot be locked in positions. It does seem to stay once set. The issue is to get the treats to be the same size. They tend to let more outthan needed if size treat size varies. My cat can smell treat in toy and stay after it. It is a quest that he enjoys.
1195232
You can't lock the angle in place but it's stiff enough not to move due to vibrations. Haven't had any issues with that.
258377
YES. There are three areas that can be adjusted. The light can be extended, it can rotate and you can adjust it up and down at the ball joint. The quality is pretty good.
1532796
Out of the box, I would say no. We had to use a small ratchet strap to keep it from shifting under our largest Siamese (14 lbs fatty). After strapping it, it works fine but as advertised no I would say not. It doesn't shift a huge amount but it's enough to make it unsettling for the cat.
433374
Yes. My cats love this thing. They catch it and trap it with all four legs, as if their trying to protect. Looks like a football game when someone fumbles the ball. Very funny to watch.
129081
You just set it on the deck or grass. I've had two cats in mine and they don't tip it over. It may move a little, but it is secure. The way the metal parts go together hold it in place. I don't use mine anymore since the cats prefer to move around more. I have better luck tying them out, of course they get tangled easily so I need to be out there with them.
2231686
It stays open all by itself! I can't see any type of normal cat play doing anything to hurt it. It seems very well made and I expect it to last for a very long time. Hope that answers your question! If I didn't say so in my review, I highly recommend this product and am very happy that I made the purchase! :)
1808180
If you can position the cat genie so that the mechanical part is by the wall, then the portion the cat uses will be more open. I haven't had that problem
2026798
Yes. It is wedged between the door frame with adjustable screws.As for the cat door, it generally with stayopen, but you can tie it back to the main frame
840504
It will slide around on hard surfaces, but I put it on a rug for my cats and it stays in place.
2127473
The center of mine has loosened with use, and I now put it in the most tightly locked position each time. If there is an adjustment, I don't feel it would be useful.
214103
Yes. You can lock it at the top or adjust the rebound speed at the bottom with the supplied tool.
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I can, because the cat door has a way of staying put, so it doesn't just fall out when you slide open a door. It has worked out well for me. I like the way you can control the in/out activity. I'd recommend the door.
1372711
Yes mine is loose too. I was also surprised they did not put velcro. It does not seem to bother my cat though.
569305
I guess it would be possible, if the cat was right there when the tray rotated; but I would think it would pull it back if it was about to be pinched. It would have to have its paw in the empty tray for that to happen; any why would it do that.
2283138
The bar doesn't really "lock" into place. I've noticed that it more or less fits into place with the weight of my cat. It will not fall apart when your pet jumps in and out as I've had no problems with it and my cat is 16 lbs.
454475
No ,as you push down on the adjusting knob , it will snap up to lock in only the indicated angles.. which are all even.