Is this suitable for kittens or only adult cats?
1189790
It is suitable for both. My cats lost interest in it really fast (after 2-3 days), and little flies/bugs developed from the grass so I had to throw it out. :)
1189791
I believe this would be safe for all ages of pets; it is just 100% real grass... but you should probably check w your vet if you're unsure. My two cats have been enjoying this product since they were 6 or 8 months old with out any problems, and in fact, they are very healthy cats. I really believe in this product as a good choice to round out the diet for house pets.
1189792
We used it for three mature cats so I have no idea if it's safe for kittens as it's always best to check with your vet and read directions very carefully
1189793
I have an 8 year old and one that just turned 2 but she is more like a kitten still. She really likes this but does not eat it politely. Generally drags it out of container and makes a mess with the peat. Course, I just clean it up with hand vac because both cats really love this. Try it out for your kitten and see. I do not think it will hurt it. I put it down and then pick it up each day. Give it a little rest. The little girl waits on the mat for it to appear again. LOL
803540
Yes. I used it for very small kittens who needed to be warm an dconfined, and it worked well until they got big enough to fiddle with the zippers, eventually managing to either break them or open them. I went from that to the larger exercise playpens with the velcro detachable bottoms and mesh tops and that worked better - great for young kittens just needing confinement. Not so good if an older cat thinks it would be cool to sit on top of the mesh, because then the whole thing just collapses. However - the playpen idea is a good one and I'd like to see some more companies play with the design - for both cats & dogs. Yes. I used it for very small kittens who needed to be warm an dconfined, and it worked well until they got big enough to fiddle with the zippers, eventually managing to either break them or open them. I went from that to the larger exercise playpens with the velcro detachable bottoms and mesh tops and that worked better - great for young kittens just needing confinement. Not so good if an older cat thinks it would be cool to sit on top of the mesh, because then the whole thing just collapses. However - the playpen idea is a good one and I'd like to see some more companies play with the... » Read More Yes. I used it for very small kittens who needed to be warm an dconfined, and it worked well until they got big enough to fiddle with the zippers, eventually managing to either break them or open them. I went from that to the larger exercise playpens with the velcro detachable bottoms and mesh tops and that worked better - great for young kittens just needing confinement. Not so good if an older cat thinks it would be cool to sit on top of the mesh, because then the whole thing just collapses. However - the playpen idea is a good one and I'd like to see some more companies play with the design - for both cats & dogs. « Show Less
1644621
Strange cats you have........A kitten certainly could not do that, but a full grown cat could. It might be a reach - the sides are higher than normal litter boxes. The collar is detachable - maybe without the collar it would be an easier reach.
893207
It's definitely more for kittens. My cats are on the smaller side and they enjoy it. So unless ur cats under 9 lbs I'd pass on it. Another listing did say in the title it's for kittens.
460151
I would say it's more for a very petite cat or kitten. If you've got a fat and or mostly average sized one it won't fit into the bottom portion. Also the scratching post part only last roughly 2-3 months for my cats. Wasn't really a good purchase for the price.
877728
i have four adult cats. 2 are about 12-15lbs 1 10lbs and a 8lb one. 2 use it all the time at the same time. including the very top section. it's easy to put together and is sturdy. i plan to buy another for my office. hope this helps
1485020
I have a kitten that loves it. I don't think a 12 pound cat would fit in the tube that is at the top. Not sure though. My kitten is 6 months old and it won't be long before she won't fit in that part. Hate to be a downer, but I'm not sure this is good for multiple cats or big cats. but I don't really have the experience about this.
874108
It does not stand very tall so an adult cat has to stoop over to really scratch on it. I would recommend it more for kittens they seem to get allot of enjoyment out of it. The middle bench part has sides that from the weight of the adult cat break off, you have to secure them on with much longer heavier bolts they are supplied with it.
1097874
this thing is so valuable as far as lifestyle, a quick fix of a plywood ramp with a piece of carpet for a short time could be used if necessary, but I doubt you need it. My 10 yr old spoiled and grumpy Main Coon handles it just fine, so a kitten would probably be able to jump the whole thing. Using the disposable tray that comes with the automatic litter box makes an easy transition as it is floor level then use the litter bagger and they'll know what to do. Get the top cover, too. This whole contraption, although crazy huge has saved our marriage, as my husband despises dealing with cat litter. this thing is so valuable as far as lifestyle, a quick fix of a plywood ramp with a piece of carpet for a short time could be used if necessary, but I doubt you need it. My 10 yr old spoiled and grumpy Main Coon handles it just fine, so a kitten would probably be able to jump the whole thing. Using the disposable tray that comes with the automatic litter box makes an easy transition as it is floor level then use the litter bagger and they'll know what to do. Get the top cover, too. This whole contraption, although crazy huge has saved our marriage, as my husband despises dealing with cat... » Read More this thing is so valuable as far as lifestyle, a quick fix of a plywood ramp with a piece of carpet for a short time could be used if necessary, but I doubt you need it. My 10 yr old spoiled and grumpy Main Coon handles it just fine, so a kitten would probably be able to jump the whole thing. Using the disposable tray that comes with the automatic litter box makes an easy transition as it is floor level then use the litter bagger and they'll know what to do. Get the top cover, too. This whole contraption, although crazy huge has saved our marriage, as my husband despises dealing with cat litter. « Show Less
1720006
Yes it was made for cats. I have five cats and multiple cats will play with it together.
1559695
We have 2 kittens and 2 adult cats. The kittens love it and so does one of our adult cats who is large and solid.
1130407
For kittens it is great. For a dog it would probably depend on size of the dog and activity level. It's pretty strong but fog's claws might be a probably. I really love it for my kittens. A small dog might work
600621
Not at all. They love it! I even use it with kittens. Don't get me wrong, it is BIG, but they love it!
1803839
I have adult Persian cat and it is fine for him.it is pretty stable construction and should have no problem with 10 pound cat.
1170039
I think it might be a little too small. I have an adult cat (not huge) and he won't go in it. He dies like to go in boxes and other things so I'm not sure what it is about this but he's never used it. Wish I siukd have sent it back.
434228
Adult cats or dogs, yes... adult humans, no. The bottle does say, "not for human use".
1881260
Yes, I believe there would be enough room for an adult cat with an average size litter. If the kittens are still quite young you would want to be careful that curious little heads don't get stuck between the wire bars.