can you tell me the dimensions of this product? i want to use it to put cookies and peanuts for the squirrels but still have it protected from rain. it needs to be high enough that the squirrel will fell comfortable sitting in there to eat. for the stray cats i feed, i have houses for them and a shed for feeding, etc., etc. i even use heating pads in the winter. thank you. can you tell me the dimensions of this product? i want to use it to put cookies and peanuts for the squirrels but still have it protected from rain. it needs to be high enough that the squirrel... » Read More can you tell me the dimensions of this product? i want to use it to put cookies and peanuts for the squirrels but still have it protected from rain. it needs to be high enough that the squirrel will fell comfortable sitting in there to eat. for the stray cats i feed, i have houses for them and a shed for feeding, etc., etc. i even use heating pads in the winter. thank you. « Show Less
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Sorry, I don't have this information. I donated this to a local feral cat organization.
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What F Funney says is true. It is made of very cheap plastic, though, especially for the price. There are two "panels" attached to either end of the plastic tube. One has already been blown off- it was only held in place by a small rivet.It works for feral cats, but is far from what I expected.You could probably do better with a wooden crate, if you can find one.
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My feline furniture works out very well. It measures 24" long and 14" high. Your wild life should have no problems at all. Food is kept dry. Hope this helps.
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it's roughly 2' x 10" and less than a foot high... rests on two split wood rails which raises the platform 1"-2" off the ground... you would have to attach a mounting bracket underneath to pole mount it... the green part is a corrugated plastic similar to that used in political signs and not strong enough to hold a chain for hanging... hope that helps... -CatMan
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I don't know how you are going to make it high enough for the squirrels unless you have a big branch you can nail it to . It is great for all my feral cats ,protected from the rain .. You can dig two wholes in the ground put in some cement put in poles then nail the houses on top of the poles The squirrels can clime the poles could work. Good luck
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Well, I confess I am busy and don't want to go outside to measure--but I can promise you it is plenty big for the squirrels, cats or even possums who visit ours. It does an excellent job of keeping the food out of the weather. They will love it!
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I would recommend making a cover of some sorts to put over it. Heavy rain it will not hold up. I have 2,n 2 cat houses. Mine are covered w a tarp n insulation boards. They love them
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We use the 12" x 18" pad in a "house" on the covered front porch for feral cats for 8 or 9 winters. We purchased additional pads (same size) for family cats that like to sleep in the garage in the winter. The heat is activated by the weight of the cat so you need to put a book or something on it for a few minutes to test it. Ours are all still working.
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It is clear and it did not stop the squirrels. My husband had to put a wide pvc pipe above it to keep them off. I will have to ask my husband to measure it for you.
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We use this for our Outdoor Cat and he is about 13lbs. He is a size of a small Dog. these are the measurements. Entrance Openning 9"x 13" the With of the Front is 19" 1/4 Lenth of the House is 25" Height inside from floor to ceiling point is 19" Hope this Helps. The only bad thing I can say about this Dog House is the kit will come smelling really strong of chemicals like they just stained it and packaged it right away. This Kit I had to wash and scrub with soap three times Just to get that chemical smell to where its tolerable and safe for my Cat. After being outdoors for a month it fine. We use this for our Outdoor Cat and he is about 13lbs. He is a size of a small Dog. these are the measurements. Entrance Openning 9"x 13" the With of the Front is 19" 1/4 Lenth of the House is 25" Height inside from floor to ceiling point is 19" Hope this Helps. The only bad thing I can say about this Dog House is the kit will come smelling really strong of chemicals like they just stained it and packaged it right away. This Kit I had to wash and scrub with soap three times Just to get that chemical smell to where its tolerable and safe for my Cat. After being... » Read More We use this for our Outdoor Cat and he is about 13lbs. He is a size of a small Dog. these are the measurements. Entrance Openning 9"x 13" the With of the Front is 19" 1/4 Lenth of the House is 25" Height inside from floor to ceiling point is 19" Hope this Helps. The only bad thing I can say about this Dog House is the kit will come smelling really strong of chemicals like they just stained it and packaged it right away. This Kit I had to wash and scrub with soap three times Just to get that chemical smell to where its tolerable and safe for my Cat. After being outdoors for a month it fine. « Show Less
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I would not recommend it for feeding, my cats sometimes just dump it over to get the treats out. I suppose you could use it by portioning out how much you want them to have in a day, but they may just knock it over and make a mess. Plus, I have a few cats that won't even use it for treats so that's a problem if your cat doesn't like it and won't stick their paws in it. I would recommend just using a regular dish and measuring out portions. Try a quality food designed for weight loss.
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serendipity: Well. We built a kind of cat house for the feral cats that came to us. It is insulated. We live in the mountains, so it snows here. There is a shelf inside the house where the heat pad sits. They seem to use this cat condo when it snows, mostly. Also, covered porch area with a love seat, with blankets and tarp, with heated lap blanket. Cats are creatures of comfort. It is likely the cat will use the heat pad when it gets cold. I know you are worried the cat will suffer the cold, but it seems to me you are doing the best you can to help a fellow creature.
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i use mine on an open porch, have used this type for years. porch is set back, but roofless. could try slitting an old Styrofoam cooler and feeding cord thru slit in back....i feed feral cats and use them for both wet food and water. for food i but a stainless pan with water in first and then a more shallow pyrex over with canned food in. works well. hope this helps.
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I have not erected this pole yet as the ground is frozen and we are looking for the best place to put it up. In our circumstances bears tend to bend poles left out from March 15th to Nov 1st. They want to eat the brid seed and especially suet. As for smaller predators like cats it does seem to offer some protection but we have two large dogs so they may disuade cats as well. Mostly poles, baffles and squrriel proff feeders all seem to keep squirrels away which is our real goal.
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Do you use the little rubber lock? I just asked someone else where the rubber thing they mentioned worked so great. Maybe they mean the little center thing on top of handle. No instructions came with this one at all. I have an idea this would work better up North when it snows than in Fl and birds can not get to fields and seed elsewhere. We are going to try it. Lot of money if does not work. Appreciate your recent reply and help. I tried that rubber nut and it works. Hope squirrels leave it alone and do not chew it off. I have a stainless steel one coming for the larger birds then I am finished. Can put away my open wooden one which the squirrels swing on every morning. Do you use the little rubber lock? I just asked someone else where the rubber thing they mentioned worked so great. Maybe they mean the little center thing on top of handle. No instructions came with this one at all. I have an idea this would work better up North when it snows than in Fl and birds can not get to fields and seed elsewhere. We are going to try it. Lot of money if does not work. Appreciate your recent reply and help. I tried that rubber nut and it works. Hope squirrels leave it alone and do not chew it off. I have a stainless steel one coming for the larger birds then I am... » Read More Do you use the little rubber lock? I just asked someone else where the rubber thing they mentioned worked so great. Maybe they mean the little center thing on top of handle. No instructions came with this one at all. I have an idea this would work better up North when it snows than in Fl and birds can not get to fields and seed elsewhere. We are going to try it. Lot of money if does not work. Appreciate your recent reply and help. I tried that rubber nut and it works. Hope squirrels leave it alone and do not chew it off. I have a stainless steel one coming for the larger birds then I am finished. Can put away my open wooden one which the squirrels swing on every morning. « Show Less
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I used it all last winter on top of a bunch of wheat straw in a cat shelter. The cats loved to sit directly on top of it, despite having plenty of room in the shelter to snuggle down in the straw behind the heating pad. I think the animals get more heat from the pad if they can sit directly on it; so, it might be better to put the bedding around or under the heating pad. (Just my guess.)
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I just buy regular bird food. I left up the top of the bird feeder and put it in. Then I put the top back down on it. I then take a piece of black electrical tape and put it around the bottom of the top. I do this because I have watched squirrels push the top of it up and over so they can get food from the top. I hope this helps you out some.
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We used it to keep squirrels out of our veggie garden. We built a metal mesh fence around the garden and attached it to the fence post. Then we bought plastic fastener to attach to the metal fence to hold the wire. We got these at the farming supply store. The ends of the wire attach to a post on the bottom of the unit. Then we attached the other end to another post and ran the extension of that piece to a ground post that we bought and installed. Hope it helps. It really kept the squirrels out of the garden without killing them Really freaked a few out though. Don't touch it with wet hands! We used it to keep squirrels out of our veggie garden. We built a metal mesh fence around the garden and attached it to the fence post. Then we bought plastic fastener to attach to the metal fence to hold the wire. We got these at the farming supply store. The ends of the wire attach to a post on the bottom of the unit. Then we attached the other end to another post and ran the extension of that piece to a ground post that we bought and installed. Hope it helps. It really kept the squirrels out of the garden without killing them Really freaked a few out though. Don't touch it with wet hands!
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I purchased the soft bed, 14 inches by 18 inches, (I think) and I use them for outdoor cats. Some are on their second year outside. I take them in for the summer. The beds come with one cover but you can purchase additional washable covers. My feral cats love these beds.
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I'm unsure. I placed mine in a cedar cat house for a feral cat. I put some fleece around it, as it says to not put anything on top of the pad except it's own fleece cover. It works nicely directly placed on the wooden floor of the cat house. Doesn't get too hot. Good luck!
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I have it in the shed right now,to protect it from Indiana.s cold winter. It is a lovely and good size bird bath. Not good with dimensions.
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If you click on the item on Amazon.com's website, scroll maybe 5 to 10 lines and you'll find the following description which contains the exact dimensions of the litter mat as follows:Product DetailsProduct Dimensions: 24 x 30 inches ; 3.3 poundsHope this helps, if nothing else you can always contact the seller for the exact details that you are looking for. The one thing I can tell you is; "This is the ultimate litter mat for keeping your cat from tracking litter all over your house!" :-)