Can this mat be folded in half for a small kitten (also for extra cushioning) Thanks!
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In my opinion it can be fold. As matter of fact it seems small enough for small kitten.
465476
The 25inX37in could be folded in half easily, but it does have a none skid bottom and if you folded it you wouldn't be able to use that feature. It does come in smaller sizes, it says for small is for 11-25lbs, that might be a different option for for a kitten.
1774192
The size of this mat and the thickness is not suitable for travel. It really is meant to be left in the home. You can fold it into fours at most, to move it from room to room I roll it up. But it really is not made to take with you on a trip. Keep in mind that I have the largest size and don't know from experience with the other sizes.
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Dear I. Hadianto, the mat is most effective when laid flat on a half sheet tray. The mat would still work but it doesn't fold like paper does so a quarter sized mat would probably your best option. I hope this helps. Kind regards, BrightSpring
1340064
I folded mine, and it worked great, but sorry I can't answer that question. It is a very good mat; and I recommend it. I have never tried to cut it so I just don't know.
2111240
You would have to take it apart to fold it flat (2 screws). Might be worth it, my babies love it!
513046
no, but I think it did say something about "linking" or attaching other mats..but dont think it would work as there is a velcro strip which is supposed to close the two ends after folding close..that part didnt work well for closing and probably wouldnt attach to another very well.
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An excellent question, Rodney. For the winter, I folded it in thirds, the same way I recalled it being delivered last summer. I am afraid I don't have an answer, and my cat won't use it unless it's flat. Gettin' a lot hot where we are. Amazon users, help? Amazon, help?
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If you fold it, it may put sufficient pressure on the mat to make it alarm. It is supposed to be fully unfolded and unwrinkled. I had little success using this mat with my three cats. It worked for my dogs. The Ssscat spray was more effective for the cats.
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You could fold this mat but because it is twice as thick and 4 inches longer than a standard mat it may not fold very easily.
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Yes, this mat resembles a thin rubber material. It's probably best to roll it but it is thin enough to fold. I wouldn't recommend storing it like that, just for short periods of time for transport.
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Well its a foot high folded, and the density changes. I tried to use it as a cushion folded, without much luck. But the cover has zippers, so you could take sections out. If my Rottie was still here, I'd use it unfolded with a blanket on top.
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It could but I would not take the chance, , it is a very substantule mattress and we love it, but do not know how it would be folded up because of its thickness, maybe a thinner one would be better. just my opinion
1742320
Yes, it's really quite easy to fold. I LOVE it and kitty does too. She sits and looks out as I walk her all over the neighborhood. Keeps her safe.
831606
It does folds in half. But with the arches attached it is a little bulky. You may want to remove them for traveling.
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It can be unscrewed to be 2 pieces. So yes it can be if that is what you meant by folded.
2120452
You can remove the cushion and there is material on the top. However the sides are pretty flexible so it accommodates larger cats. I have some a bunch of large fluffy cats and they love it.
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DO NOT FOLD IT! Doing so will damage the wires. As someone else mentioned, you can safely roll it or allow it to drape. I moved a large scat mat from the landing at the bottom of the stairs onto a chair that one of the cats suddenly decided to start sinking his claws into. I simply draped it over the arms and seat of the chair. (Because they already associate unpleasant stimuli with the mat, they now avoid the chair. I'm not sure they even tried to jump in it. The sight of the mat alone seems to deter them now.) If you want to store the mat, again, you must roll it, never fold it. It was very explicit about that in the instructions. DO NOT FOLD IT! Doing so will damage the wires. As someone else mentioned, you can safely roll it or allow it to drape. I moved a large scat mat from the landing at the bottom of the stairs onto a chair that one of the cats suddenly decided to start sinking his claws into. I simply draped it over the arms and seat of the chair. (Because they already associate unpleasant stimuli with the mat, they now avoid the chair. I'm not sure they even tried to jump in it. The sight of the mat alone seems to deter them now.) If you want to store the mat, again, you must roll it, never fold it. It was... » Read More DO NOT FOLD IT! Doing so will damage the wires. As someone else mentioned, you can safely roll it or allow it to drape. I moved a large scat mat from the landing at the bottom of the stairs onto a chair that one of the cats suddenly decided to start sinking his claws into. I simply draped it over the arms and seat of the chair. (Because they already associate unpleasant stimuli with the mat, they now avoid the chair. I'm not sure they even tried to jump in it. The sight of the mat alone seems to deter them now.) If you want to store the mat, again, you must roll it, never fold it. It was very explicit about that in the instructions. « Show Less