Is the floor attached, so that it's totally contained inside? Want to use for my inside cats to hang in the backyard - &amp; must be "escape" proof.
1062347
Yes it is attached but unless the cats were declawed it would not be safe. The screen mesh is very soft and easily torn. I use it for animals outside but nothing I have has claws or chews. Otherwise is pretty much escape proof.
1291451
Absolutely, this is not an outdoor bed. It is for indoor use only. The bed has a heating pad that is activated when the cat lays in it, and warms enough to make them cozy. My cat is hard to get out of this bed, but I would never put it outside for him. They do have other beds that can be used outside and they are waterproof. I don't think this one is, in any case I wouldn't trust it to be.
1509394
The net is not that strong. I would not trust it to keep a cat inside. Cats could also use their paws to possibly climb the netting.
2043460
No it's not, but the top shelf is in a good spot. My cats jump up from the lower level and from outside the cage to the top shelf. They love it! :)
899609
No. The bottom edges fold under to give it stability but there is no floor.
2179229
I have not used the cage in this way. The wires are far enough apart to get feet stuck use newspaper or a towel to thread between the bars to prevent trapped feet. Keep the shelves close to the floor to prevent kitten mishaps. They can't escape
978040
No, It is self contained, has a sealed "floor". But a good ground cover, tarp, etc. for under it would be suggested.
1746519
Yes, the floor is solid and very stable. My 100lb Malamute rides in it and is fine.
2172996
Yes. My cats get out on the balcony through it. It's not really designed to keep animals in or out. It's designed to automatically shut after someone ( or a pet) walks through it.
1892137
There is no removable floor I can tell you though that there is a flap that folds inward around the bottom to help keep bugs out. You could place a tarp over this area to enforce the floor or provide another barrier for added protection.
1053231
No. It's to be on the floor but you can secure the top part against the wall.
488878
No, the floor is attached, but there are two zipper doors on opposite sides of the pen and between those and the entire top zipping off it is very easy access from any angle. Love, love, love this pen!!
904553
that seems to be the outside size of the frame. but as far as a cat getting in/out I have one cat that must weigh least 20 lbs and he goes in an out.. as far as depth .. have it mounted on outside 2x4 entry wall and then made a frame to go inside to make it weather proof and "clean" looking. (the lock section on the inside wall ) works great.. don't even seem to have any extra bugs or flies coming in.
877600
no, there is not a floor. But that is probably a good thing, otherwise it would probably get ripped with play. The pieces are connected, but fold up so that it is easy to get out of the way and store.
894804
This cat tunnel is made of lightweight material and should not be relied upon for complete security. For instance, a coyote could chew its way through easily. The tunnel and "tent" components are made of cloth netting. If the cat door opens onto a fairly safe area, for instance, a fenced back yard, the ABO cat compound provides a safe outdoor play space. But I would secure the entire structure since it is so lightweight. My cats do love it.
2095658
If you are using it inside (which I assume you are) than yes, it all goes on the floor. And easy solution though is coroplast from Walmart or a shower curtain. Also rabbits are fairly easily litter trained so eventually you might not need anything there
2154978
No, the floor is an integral part of the shed. It holds the four sides together. Without the floor there would be nothing to hold the walls together.