Will my cat ride it around the house?
2057206
I know they have videos out of it so I think it depends. My cat doesn't. She watches it but she doesn't like getting within two feet of it. She's afraid of the vacuum as well so I think it's the noise.
2057207
I've seen pictures of cats riding it, but since I don't have a cat that's all I can tell you.
2057208
Depends on the cat. I have one cat who is utterly terrified of the thing, and the other cat loves to stalk it through the house. It might help if you purchase a shark costume.
2057209
I doubt it! One of my cats follows it, but if it turns toward him, he gets spooked. The other cat hides under the bed as soon as I start the Roomba. One of the funniest things is watching a feral cat that hangs around the house because we feed him. One time when the Roomba was cleaning next to the sliding glass door, the cat kept trying to bat at it through the glass. Even when Roomba moved away from the door, the cat kept watching as long as it could see it.
2057210
My cats stalk it and try to catch the little side brushes. They also will jump on it and turn it on and off.
2057211
My cat just sort of watches it and will jump out of the way if it gets too close. A young kitten may attempt to play with it.
664618
Yes, he will be heavy enough to heat the pad. They recommend putting a pillow on top of it to get it warm. That way, the cat will take to it faster.
1157489
I usually keep one and move it around. I have a small house, but it seems to affect my cat in the room it is in and surrounding rooms
1900332
My puppy (6 lbs) was able to collapse it and tip it over to escape, so I would say your cat could do the same.
264324
Interesting question... We have a cat but I've never had issue to use it. I can only say that I will try it for that situation should it happen.
1466317
Yes Sandy. Cats love to slide around when they get going. So try both ways-"They'll love it either way." Be sure to watch them, you'll laugh your head off.
1629734
I've had as many as 5 cats riding at the same time, but they were highly trained circus cats. I would imagine for your average house cat the best you can do is 2 or 3.
685974
yes. leave the carrier open where your cat can get familiar. maybe put something with your scent in it. my cats play and nap in it.
309780
Yes they can. The lower platforms are set up in a way that your cats can jump from them to the house.
1884698
I think it would work for that. The cats are nimble and light on their feet, so they don't set it off. A dog should cause a lot more vibration moving around. Just be sure to remember to turn it off before you sit down to the table yourself. It can get annoying.
840500
No. I have some fatties, too. The most that has ever happened is that it slides on the floor some. But the kitty who plays with it the most will sometimes sit on the cardboard center, while he pushes the ball around. Carpeting might make a difference in keeping it stationary. We don't have any carpeting in our house.
840504
It will slide around on hard surfaces, but I put it on a rug for my cats and it stays in place.
465409
Not at all. This is the best purchase I have ever made for my cat. It exceeds my best expectations. Sheryll Mitzner.
808801
They will go where ever your cat bats it around. If you throw them for your cat they will chase them or catch them. If you have wood floors they roll pretty good. My cats like to play fetch with them. I toss them and they bring them back for me to toss them again. Or they will carry them in their mouth to where they want to play with them. My cats love them.
1261454
I let my cat play with mine (supervised.) he loves it. The hard plastic doesn't appeal to him so he doesn't chew it but when it gets stuck in the heater vent he will pull it out gently by one of its legs with his teeth. The legs feel secure enough that I don't worry about him breaking one off.
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Our home only has a wood deck, which overlooks the water, so the only thing I can see if you were to place this on the grass, is the cat might be able to sneek under and get loose or the wind, might lift this unit high enough, so the cat can escape??
772496
I think it could and should be fine for some cats. However, but not if you cat figures out how to climb over it.