Are these good for a cat?
1939477
I have a cat who insists on going right outside the litter box, so I put the pad down under the box. This particular cat doesn't try to cover anything up. I change it every morning. Has been working fine for years.
1939478
I don't think so because cats generally want to cover up their elimination. Plus, their stuff stinks pretty bad, so you definitely want to use cat litter for the benefit of you and the cat.
1939479
I am not quite sure. I have an older dog who has Addison's disease so there is no way she could hold it all day. Surprisingly she goes on the pad. We really thought it wouldn't work.
1939480
I have been using these for a cat who suddenly stopped using the litter box for urination. He goes on the paper and sometimes will try to coverwith an edge of pad, but it does protect the rug. We still use a waterproof quilted pad under.
1939481
No, I don't think they would work for a cat because the cats want to scratch and dig and then bury/cover-up what they have done. We have had 4 cats of the years and always used litter for them.
1036186
One of my cats bit most of them off. I think these are great for cats purely on a case by case basis. I think some cats are neurotic and won't allow their precious nails to be suffocated. . Others don't notice. But who knows? Maybe after a while of using the caps your cat will adjust to them and they will stop caring.
1556392
No they don't. They are just fluff filled toy mice. They are sturdy against light play, but the cat can easily rip them up if he or she breaks the seam. Nothing bad inside just brown batting you would normally see in toys.
2123262
They last over two months on my cat, sometimes longer! I would highly recommend using them.
1713828
I don't know... My kitty is pretty handicapped so she crawls out of these pretty easy. She was born with congenital defects so she does not have a normal cat body structure.
15627
Yes they are and they are. This is not a well made product. I trashed it and went to Petco to by a good one for the cats.
2061915
Depends on cat's druthers. Do what you think would work and see if kitty approves. Sounds like a good idea. You wouldn't believe the never-ending things I do trying to make my cat comfortable.
502253
Sandra, I would think so; but, I bought these to use on my Maine Coon cats. I think that with practice, you could use them both ways. Good luck!
306890
It's easy for me. My cat is used to me putting them on him. He sits there quietly, calmly and lets me put them on him. I just sit him on the sink in the restroom and put them on.
164418
Maybe, if you don't fill them all the way. They are about the size of a quarter and 1/2" to 5/8" deep. It might also work if the treats are soft. I use them for dog biscuits for 2 small terriers, but both are strong chewers. I bake the treats longer than required to make them as crisp and dry as possible. You might want to leave the treats a little chewy for a cat. There is another pan that is shaped like little bones that might work better for you. The treats are smaller and can be broken into two pieces.
92946
Probably better than my 2 year old. But they just don't stay on (in my experience.) If you can get them on your cat and get them to STAY on, let me know!
1628423
Well, my cat likes to chase them. So, they don't have much of a bounce....I use ping pong balls for that....but the design on these balls add alot of flair when they're moving fast!! I only wish my cat could "fetch". That's my job for now.
1248614
Yes they will, however let me warn you: I would wait until she is a bit older to use these caps, maybe 6 months or so... When my cat was a kitten, she got her nails caught because of the caps, in many places and it would break her nail. Keep that in mind, I'm sure it is painful. However, at 6 months, they worked great...But, please don't de-claw your cats, its just cruel :) Hope this helps!
1233100
Not in the pack I got......These are cute but my cat had them SOME WHERE WE COULDN'T FINE THEM in 24 hours. Don't know if it was just my cat (a male) or if all cats will lose them so easily.......they are small........Hope this helps.
1593170
I honestly don't know. I bought these for an internet kitty who is incontinent and needs diapers. Sorry I can't be more help.
337481
No, they are not. In fact, that crunchiness seems to be intentional so that the texture helps clean the cat's teeth. Perhaps if you moistened them first with a tiny dr of water and let the, rest a minute before giving them to your cat ? ? ? I haven't tried this though.
2012738
They make them specifically for cats too. They are so soft it's easy to break I prefer to buy the larger size because it's more economical. Then I just break them into two pieces.