Would kittens, less than 8 weeks, be able to climb out of this?
843115
Hi Jennifer, I don't think so. I own a rabbit and he is one year old and cannot climb or jump out of the cage. Maybe older kittens can climb out. Hope this helps!
843116
My 5 week old kitten just learned how to climb up to the top of the pen today. I don't know what she would have done from there because I lifted her off, but she was balanced on the top and probably would have tumbled off on one side or the other. I'm going to try to figure out some sort of cover.
843117
In my opinion, no! The openings in the fencing is about 1 1/2 inches wide by about 3 1/2 inches tall!
843118
Yes!!!!!! I run a rescue and volunteer as a foster for the local shelter. I have had nearly all adventurous kittens under 8 weeks slip out, kittens can squeeze into tiny places. Older kittens climb over. I use it mainly for the special needs kittens
843119
As long as they are bigger than the openings in the wire, they should be secure. My little dog doesn't jump over, and my friend's cats don't either.
843120
I really don't think so. You can purchase the cover, it is like a vinyl roof that fastens on it and they definitely would not be able to get out.
843121
I've had kittens that climbed up my drapes and got into everything. I think it depends on the activity level of the kittens. I think if a kitten wanted to, it would climb out. I've also had puppies climb out of these pens.
726454
From what I know of kittens they love places they can climb. A kitten would love this as their home but would also want something inside to climb up and down. Something not taller than 20" would be great and have I inside here and this would be a great play ground for a kitten with an item to go up and down and toys to play with also. Note the kitten will also try to climb the upper area zipped shut too probably and fall down so aren't you glad it is only 25" total high. Have a great time watching and playing with your kitten. Be sure to take pictures too. You may win a contest!!! From what I know of kittens they love places they can climb. A kitten would love this as their home but would also want something inside to climb up and down. Something not taller than 20" would be great and have I inside here and this would be a great play ground for a kitten with an item to go up and down and toys to play with also. Note the kitten will also try to climb the upper area zipped shut too probably and fall down so aren't you glad it is only 25" total high. Have a great time watching and playing with your kitten. Be sure to take pictures too. You may win a contest!!!
1520296
As far as I've read on the instructions, the level that the magnets operate at is adjustable. I would think that the cats would be able to get through.
743479
I dont know for sure, our cat is an indoor kitty. I would be almost certain that these Soft Claws would hinder any emergency climbing quite a bit.
343173
I have very small dogs (6-7 lbs) and have kept my puppies in there. Should would great for kittens until they learn to climb.
2032885
It is not sturdy enough to have cats climbing on it. I have a cat too, but I keep him out of that room for that exact reason.
2198770
I'm sure it depends on the child, but my son is 14 mos and is walking well. He hasn't figured out how to climb out and I think it would be hard to do anyway....and he is also very tall for his age and still can't get out yet.
1884709
Perhaps a kitten could fit, but not an adult cat. The bars are only 2-1/2" apart. Even a slender cat's head won't fit through. It's also too high for them to jump. I love it! To me this gate is perfect for small animal separation, but I don't know that I would trust it to keep a child contained, unless you use the mounting cups. The pressure installation just isn't sturdy enough for that.
1286045
My daughter is 20mo & 34in tall and can't climb out of it although her head does pop out. It has nothing for them to put their feet on to push themselves up. It does have a side window that opens completely if you want to let them get in and out in their own. The side panels are soft and slanted so I would guess it would be difficult.
464460
Our cat is 21 lbs and he goes through fine.It is a small opening so I would say yours would JUST make it.
460153
no - I would say an 8 lb cat can still get inside it. The Ball on top comes off easily though -
457886
Yes - it is safe to jump onto from below. We have an older cat, so we have an armchair not too far from the cot to help her jump from the armchair to the cot. I'm not sure what you mean by' is it safe to climb?' The idea is that the cot will be a place your cat will enjoy perching in - and our cat certainly does!
463106
Bengals are very active cats - indoors you would need to do something at the top as I could see them climbing sides and I think you would need to anchor it to the floor or walls - would hate to see someone get hurt if it collapsed on them.. outside same issues - could you secure it and how about top? good price for something to tart a DIY project though
1948855
The bars are about three inches apart. A kitten could probably squeeze through, but a full grown cat would have a hard time.
2179231
I only used it to house an older cat, I do think that newborn kittens could possibly escape and as they got older could probably stick their little heads through and get stuck, I suggest maybe contacting the manufacturer for better info, I hope I was able to help.
1914252
Any cat could easily jump from one level to the next, unless a Munchkin. They'd have a problem jumping anywhere. Kittens have a problem, until they get a couple months old, but they sure can climb them easily.
463105
I bought this to keep my 2 Siamese mix kittens contained when we were coming in and out of the garage with our cars. They are indoor/outdoor cats. When they were small they couldn't climb out. As they grew we had to place a weighted piece of cardboard on top to keep them from jumping out. The walls are quite tall, but we had a climbing tree in there that they could climb to the top of to get out. Once they became "car smart" we no longer needed the cage. We also used it a bit outside in the beginning. This cage comes with anchors that you could use to secure to the lawn.